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Education in the Real World »
Students more frequently question the results and rationale of postsecondary education. Why bother to keep going to school? Consider the state of the economy; through this recession, unemployment rates continue to fluctuate. Also, with the jobs that are being created by the government, a vast majority are temporary. Another concern is the fact that many [...]
Ahoy! I Spy Another Scholarship! »
With the cost of a postsecondary education, as well as the expenses of transportation and housing, it is no wonder students struggle to find means for funding their future. Student loans are a prevalent option but unfortunately have to be paid back; in this scenario, the debt can take years to pay off if a [...]
A Worldly Epidemic »
WARNING: Reading this article may take effort that you are unable to exhort at this time. Reading this article may also evoke thoughts of restlessness and an awkwardly annoying itch. As another school year comes to an end, we can’t help but look to the sunny days of summer ahead. With Spring Break behind us [...]
Career Day 2010 »
Career Day 2010 On March 4, 2010 the Emmett High School participated in their annual career day. Earlier in the year they filled out career surveys that showed them what they would be good at. The survey narrowed the students down to their top three predicted best career choices. Those three choices could have been [...]
IDFY, FYI »
Idaho Drug Free Youth is a program developed to help students find a positive influence and alternative to having fun while being healthy and drug free. Since exposure to drugs, alcohol, and tobacco are prominent issues facing students throughout high school, IDFY is the perfect support group of peers to help students live above the [...]
Foreign Exchange »
The foreign exchange program is by far one of the most interesting clubs we have here at the high school. Each year we meet and befriend students from a wide variety of countries as they spend a year with us here in Emmett. The foreign exchange students add a great aspect of diversity to our [...]
Publications: Shining Light On Our School »
Mere words cannot describe our amazing Publications class. But if I had to try, I would begin by saying that we have a vast melting pot of personalities and abilities. Everyone in this class has the skills to do whatever they want in this world. All of us in newspaper could write for almost any [...]
FFA: More Than Agriculture »
While most perceive Future Farmers of America, or FFA, as a more- for lack of a better word- cowboy club, let me tell you, there’s way more to it than that. FFA is an agricultural based club, the Emmett Chapter is part of a national organization that has multiple chapters in every US state as [...]
National Honor Society: The Nation’s Premier Organization »
The National Honor Society is grouped up of over one million hardworking students from around the United States. “The National Honor Society is the nation’s premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school and middle level students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to honor those students who have demonstrated excellence in the [...]
WHAT NOW!?!? »
Throughout my years in school, especially high school, I have been taught to work hard, get good grades, participate in activities, and push myself to do well. Hmm, well, I have done all of this and where has it got me? Stressed out, over worked, and completely exhausted. AAAAAHHHHH!!!! Now, to get the full effect, [...]
