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Parkway North Hosts Special Olympics, Service Day

April 16, 2023

Here is the 15 minute video shown to students at the end of service day. Nice job everyone!

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National Holidays Explained Episode V: Thanksgiving

National Holidays Explained Episode V: Thanksgiving

Eastern District Court of Appeals Visit Nov 6th

Eastern District Court of Appeals Visit Nov 6th

Matt Alonzo declares Jon Hardy safe at first base while fellow staff members look on. Both staff and students were invested in the game’s outcome, each cheering on their team.

North Holds Annual Students vs. Staff Kickball Game

National Holidays Explained Episode V: National Metal Day

National Holidays Explained Episode V: National Metal Day

National Holidays Explained Episode IV: Presidential Edition

National Holidays Explained Episode IV: Presidential Edition

Senior Alexander Beck Earns Honorable Mention In Orchestra

Senior Alexander Beck Earns Honorable Mention In Orchestra

Voting Activists including Harvey Ferdman and Rusti Levin speak with students involved in the Civics Club on Nov. 21. Civics Club hopes to hosts more speakers to encourage students to get involved in the political process.

Civics Club Hosts Voting Activists

Raising the minimum wage is not a new idea, as Missouri is one of 34 U.S. states and territories to raise pay beyond the federal mandate of $7.25 per hour. By comparison, Missouri’s expected wage rise to $15.00 per hour is slightly above average, with the highest being $17.00 per hour in the District of Columbia.

Missouri Proposition A Passes; Minimum Wage Due to Rise

Sophomore Nikhil Rajesh, and freshmen Toby Goodwin, Curtis Marten, and Wayne DeKinder work on an a project for social studies teacher Jeff Kenny’s class. The collaboration zone is used for classes and other activities inside the library.

School Library Offers Variety of Exciting Activities

Miles Hines was dressed up as a Minecraft creeper for the majority of the night and enjoyed helping and seeing the kids be happy when accomplishing the activity. “I helped run the theater booth and there was a game where you stack blocks up and we helped kids learn how to play the game,” said Hines.

North Hosts 10th annual Track-or-Treat

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