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Parkway West’s sophomore Robbie Thompson throws the frisbee during a game against Saint Louis University High School on March 20. Parkway United Ultimate is made up of students from all over the district including one from Parkway North.
On Tuesday, May 17, students from University of Missouri-St. Louis and their teacher visited North’s percussion class to play for them. The percussion students were also given the opportunity to learn music from African culture and they played along with their guests. “It was really cool,” freshman Matthew Stolze said. “I got to hear music from around the world in styles that I’ve never heard before.”
Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
National Clean Your Room Day
Jack Harlows Come Home The Kids Miss You is lackluster at best
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North band goes out-of-state for first time since 2019
Seniors Abby James, Dorian Washington debut directing careers with senior directed one acts
North business students compete in FBLA leadership competition
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Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers
Jack Harlow’s “Come Home The Kids Miss You” is lackluster at best
April’s best new music
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Junior Adish Pawar discusses his journey in ant-keeping
Seniors discuss getting mental health help
Sophomore Imaan Tahir discusses using her voice for justice
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Parkway United Ultimate places fifth at State
St. Louis City underway with new system
North lacrosse returns for first time since 2019
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On Tuesday, May 17, students from University of Missouri-St. Louis and their teacher visited North’s percussion class to play for them. The percussion students were also given the opportunity to learn music from African culture and they played along with their guests. “It was really cool,” freshman Matthew Stolze said. “I got to hear music from around the world in styles that I’ve never heard before.”
National Clean Your Room Day
Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader? text talk edition
The teachers lost their winning streak of the student vs. staff kickball game during academic lab on Wednesday, April 27 with a final score of 13-2. The game was held to help fund and raise money for the Siteman Cancer Center, which North was able to bring in over $500 for the organization. “It was a super fun atmosphere to see the teachers finally lose against the students and North needs more extra events like this out of the classroom to get better student involvement inside the classroom,” said junior Taylor Blackman.
Hear Me Now Ep. 17: Meet Norths junior drum major, junior Jack Finley
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader? Common Sense Edition
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