Teaching Through Humor
Nabiha Rais, Staff Writer
May 9, 2017
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Every month, the previous recipient of the Teachers Recognizing Teachers award passes the award to another commendable member of Midlothian High School’s faculty. School Counseling Coordinator Ms. Cheryl Boyd chose math teacher Mr. Christopher Eliot for his “incredible amount of devotion to Midlo in ...
Joyeux in June
Dreya Fernandes, Staff Writer
May 8, 2017
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Congratulations, Madame Lindsay Garrison, for being named Midlo's June Employee of the Month. Mme. Garrison consistently exhibits an upbeat attitude in her French classroom at Midlothian High School. This semester, she won the PBL (Project-Based Learning) Challenge for the secondary level with her s...
Artistic Summer Ahead
Dreya Fernandes, Staff Writer
May 1, 2017
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Sophomore Tess Wladar recently received acceptance into the Summer Residential Governor's School for Visual Arts, which will take place from June 25 to July 22, at Radford University. The program offers students a glimpse into the college experience, while allowing them to enhance their artistic s...
The Young Engineer
Lucas Via, Sports Writer
April 28, 2017
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Midlothian High School continually exceeds on the state and national level when it comes to academics and athletics. Through SAT scores, AP exams, and numerous other academic accolades and achievements, Midlo holds an extremely high standard. Dedication in and out of the classroom, combined with teache...
Wielding Weapons of Mass Creation
Michael DeMatteo, Marketing Editor
April 21, 2017
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Across the page the letters go, the English language spattered upon the pages. Writing is in the air at Midlothian High School. For many high school students, writing remains a daunting task, reminiscent of restrictive time limits and the common case of writer's block. However, senior Carly Roberts...
April Employee of the Month
Anna Chen, Staff Writer
April 19, 2017
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Midlo's April Employee of the Month, Mr. Doug Tibbett, is a very inviting person and knows how to make his students and colleagues feel comfortable. His colleagues have noted that he is an amazing addition to their team, always willing to help whenever necessary, even though he only works part time ...
Recognizing Compassion and Work Ethic
Nabiha Rais, Staff Writer
April 19, 2017
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Every month, the previous recipient of the Teachers Recognizing Teachers award passes the distinction to another deserving faculty member. World Language teacher Sra. Travis Jimenez honored School Counseling Coordinator Ms. Cheryl Boyd for her “tireless work for our students, our staff, and our school ...
Ian at the Helm
Emily Peachee, Managing Editor
April 7, 2017
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Spotlight on Ian Helm
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Emily Peachee, Managing Editor
April 3, 2017
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Over the years, Midlo has earned a strong reputation based on its students. Whether it be athletes, performers, artists, or strong academics, the school is well known for its student involvement and inclusiveness. The High-Functioning Autism Program has a number of remarkable students who do not always have...
The Limit Does Not Exist
Sydney Van Horn, Copy Editor
April 3, 2017
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The walls of Midlothian High School are filled with bright, talented young minds, who strive to do their best each and every day, and the autism wing of the school is no exception. Midlothian High School’s Autism department has three separate tiers of classes based on the severity of the child’s d...
The Man, The Myth, The Legend
Lucas Via, Sports Editor
April 3, 2017
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In recent years, Midlothian High School has developed a name for itself in the Virginia Track and Field community. From high flying jumpers to speedy sprinters, Midlo has produced numerous collegiate athletes who have excelled on all levels of competition. Sometimes, however, the kids who benefit ...
High School- Only Shorter
Michael DeMatteo, Marketing Editor
March 30, 2017
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With planning and foresight, Midlothian High School junior Bethany Crisp will graduate a year early with the Class of 2017. Crisp contributes significantly to the Midlo community. She can often be seen helping facilitate Midlo's World Religions Club, which promotes religious and ethnic tolerance...
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