Scherer Looks Forward to New Chapter After Midlo
Ashley Manheim, Editor-in-Chief
June 5, 2019
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As the school year comes to a close, Midlothian students, faculty, and administrators say goodbye to a few beloved members of the Midlothian family, including: Mr. Steve Scherer. Scherer joined Midlothian's coterie of educators six years ago, but has dedicated his time to teaching youth for over 25 year...
Medlin Honors Her Father’s Legacy
Katherine Krievs, Student Life Editor
May 21, 2019
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Midlo sophomore Mallory Medlin earns excellent grades, plays on Midlo’s Girls Varsity Lacrosse and Field Hockey teams, and recently published her first book, The Rainbow Dance, which follows the story of Butterfly and Charlie, providing parallels to Mallory’s relationship with her father, Michea...
Midlo Scoop Seniors Reflect on Experiences
Nour Goulmamine, Special Features Editor
May 21, 2019
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As the school year comes to a close, the Midlo Scoop says goodbye to nine departing seniors. Seniors Nabiha Rais, Anna Chen, Carrie Rowley, Sarah Moskovitz, Caitlin Woods, Marisa Ruotolo, Brent Novey, Sophie King and Rachel Bybee have each played a vital role on the staff for one, two, or three years. During the ...
Maloy Soars With Eagles
Brent Novey, Midlo Scoop Staff
April 25, 2019
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On Monday, April 22, 2019, the Boy Scouts of America awarded senior Jack Maloy with their highest rank, Eagle Scout. Maloy has worked tirelessly since the age of 9 to reach this outstanding goal. Over the past 9 years, Maloy has climbed through the ranks of scouting, starting in Cub Scouts then ultim...
Nadder Wows Raceway Crowd
Brent Novey, Midlo Scoop Staff
April 23, 2019
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On Saturday, April 13, 2019, junior Sophia Nadder sang the Star-Spangled Banner in front of a packed crowd at the Richmond Raceway for the Toyota Owners 400 NASCAR event. Nadder, who has performed the National Anthem at a variety of events, including a VCU basketball game, a Flying Squirrels baseball game,...
Williams Travels Across the Atlantic
Caitlin Woods, Midlo Scoop Staff
April 21, 2019
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During Spring Break, senior Jack Williams and his father traveled by plane to London, England. Before heading towards their hotel, the pair made the most of the available daylight and took a bus tour around the city. While on the bus tour, they caught a glimpse into the daily lives of locals, as they wen...
Embrace Autism Acceptance
Caitlin Woods, Midlo Scoop Staff
April 17, 2019
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Autism Awareness Month takes place throughout April, but many people with Autism seek acceptance, rather than awareness. Autism affects adults and children of all ages, yet many remain unfamiliar with what autism really entails. Autism is a condition that affects a person’s ability to communicate and inte...
Woolard Spreads Love of Birds
Zinzi Symister, Midlo Scoop Staff
April 17, 2019
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First-year biology teacher Mr. Zachary Woolard has a unique hobby. During their free time, many people join a sports team or find their passion in the fine arts; however, Woolard takes a road less traveled: he spends his free time bird watching. Three years ago, while visiting Acadia National Park wi...
Sayegh Ventures Around Europe
Katherine Krievs, Student Life Editor
April 11, 2019
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Sophomore Riley Sayegh has always dreamed of visiting Europe, but she never imagined that her trip would take place during her sophomore year of high school. She expresses, “I always wished that this incredible trip would be for my honeymoon, not my sixteenth birthday. Honestly, I thought that I wo...
Panebianco Keeps the Faith
Zinzi Symister and Maddie Burke
March 21, 2019
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Midlo sophomore Faith Panebianco battles a rare disease every day. Doctors diagnosed Panebianco with Cystic Fibrosis before birth, so her parents had the opportunity to form an early treatment plan. This disease attacks the lungs and pancreas. The buildup of mucus affects her pancreas, the organ that...
Sophomore Sarah Nugent Earns 2019 Midlo Student of the Year
Katherine Krievs, Student Life Editor
March 21, 2019
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Sophomore Sarah Nugent’s bright, sunny, and sparkly personality, coupled with her extensive involvement in the school community, resulted in the Midlothian High School faculty naming her the 2019 Grades 9/10 Midlo Student of the Year. She expresses that this award came as a “huge surprise” and t...
Speller Earns CCPS Counselor of the Year
Sarah Moskovitz, Midlo Scoop Staff
March 18, 2019
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On Friday, March 1, 2019, Mrs. Loretta Speller, Midlothian High School's Counseling Coordinator, received the CCPS Counselor of the Year award. CCPS Coordinator of School Counseling Mr. Bryan Carr surprised Mrs. Speller with the announcement over the phone on Friday. Fifty nominees competed for this ...
