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Mead High School’s Student News

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Mead High School’s Student News

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Mav Advice is a student advice column that answers advice questions with researched answers. Questions can be asked through the google form.

School clubs are a great way to get involved

Skylar Whalen, Editor-in-Chief February 28, 2024

Mav Newspaper, How can I make myself more known? I like being involved, but I don’t know where to start. —Jess B There are so many great ways to be more involved. If you want to be a part of a community,...

Jamie Lockhart ('21) looks forward to his career in film production after high school

Where are they going?: Jamie Lockhart

Miles Michell, Content Editor April 28, 2021

While Jamie Lockhart (‘21)  has spent a lot of time working behind the scenes here at Mead High School.  Lockhart transferred to Mead from Frederick at the beginning of his sophomore year and has...

Vinny Purrier is an exceptional student with exceptional goals.

Where are they going?: Vinny Purrier

Miles Michell, Content Editor April 26, 2021

If there’s anyone at Mead who knows how to make a first impression, it’s Vinny Purrier (‘21). Purrier is well known for his sharp outfits, piano skills, and ability to make a comeback in any classroom...

“I’m looking forward to the sense of independence and adventure in my future,” says Tyler Gibbs (‘20).

Where are they going?: Tyler Gibbs

Kassidy Trembath, Editor in Chief May 7, 2020

Even though we aren’t in school, it is still important to highlight seniors and their accomplishments.  MHS senior Tyler Gibbs (‘20) has been reflecting back on his memories of football and his...

Under Mrs. Hedlun's guidance, The Mav has been recognized for its excellence in online news.

Teacher Feature: Mrs. Hedlun

Marina Goter, Editor-in-Chief April 23, 2020

Mrs. Hedlun teaches English 9 as well as English 11 and is the Journalism adviser at Mead High School. She’s taught for seven years: two years at Aurora Central High School and five years at MHS.  But...

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