Students are experiencing different feelings regarding whether or not Study Hall two-week plan sheets are actually helping them track their daily homework.
The two-week plans consist of a chart...
Everyone here at MHS has a counselor. But what can your counselor do for you?
If you’re having issues communicating with your teacher or your grades are dropping drastically, your counselor can help...
Shelby Lewis, Copy and Design Editor
• August 9, 2019
Student Council has shared with us important dates for the first few months of school.
Homecoming week is September 9 to September 14, and the dance itself is Saturday, September 14. The week will include...
We hear it all every day: there’s not enough time. In the life of a high school student, it is undoubtedly true. We have a seven hour school day, sports, jobs, and homework that consume all our time....
When you think of Mead High School, what usually comes to your mind? Passionate school spirit? Our football team? Expansive corn fields? What about the Special Education program? Much of the student body...
We’re all probably in that spot where we’re scared and nervous for the new year. I know I am. The new year brings new challenges, new responsibilities, and just new things that we aren’t familiar...
Next school year, students and teachers will be getting new iPads which are going to be full sized.
“They’ll be full sized, not the mini’s and they’ll have more memory.” Says librarian Nicole...
After Percussion Ensemble was cut from the available course list for the 2018-2019 school year, students from that class created a petition in hopes of saving it.
"We have an amazing band, and behind...
On April 25, students from Chinese 2,3 and 4 were invited to go on a field trip to the Confucius Institute at the Community College of Denver, the fourth year that Mead High School has participated.
“We...
On Friday, April 13th, Mead high school hosted the 5th annual film fest. The film that took first place was “The Legend,” directed by two-time champion Ryan Yancey, who won last year for his film...
This last Wednesday on March 14, the anniversary of the Parkland shooting, upwards of 100 people walked out on Mead High School to memorialize the 17 killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, and...
On Wednesday the 14th of March, upwards of 100 students participated in the student-led walkout. Recognizing that this number is low in terms of the population at MHS, we were inspired to ask the non-participating...