Musical Groups Spring Into Summer
Merrill Livingston, Midlo Scoop Staff Writer
May 30, 2018
On Friday May 25, 2018, Midlothian choral groups and Jazz band came together to show off their talent at back-to-back second period assemblies. City Lights, Rhythmic Drive, Chamber Ensemble, Pitch Perfect, and Just For Show, accompanied by the amazing Show Choir Band, entertained the packed audie...
The Impact of Four Years
Caitlin Woods and Carrie Rowley
May 23, 2018
Looking back on four years of high school gives seniors plenty to reminisce about. With the progression of both the good and the bad experiences of high school, most of the Class of 2018 look forward to graduation. Thinking back on their high school careers, Midlo seniors talk about what has changed...
Music Theory Students Give New Twist to Classic Tune
Merrill Livingston, Midlo Scoop Staff
February 9, 2018
Mr. Gordon Rawls teaches Dual Enrollment Music Theory, during which music lovers analyze the musical nature selections and learn the history of great composers. During the 2017-2018 school year, twelve students take this class to further their passion and love of music. One task of music theory stu...
Honoring English Scholars
Anna Chen, Midlo Scoop Staff
December 8, 2017
On Tuesday, December 5, 2017, the National English Honor Society inducted 27 new members in the Closed Commons at 2:30 pm. To be inducted, students were required to have a 3.6 GPA in English classes, a 3.0 GPA overall, and have contributed to Midlo's English community. Congratulations New NEHS Indu...
The Best & The Brightest
Sydney Van Horn and Ellen Tucker
March 13, 2017
On the evening of Wednesday, March, 8th, the Midlothian High School auditorium flooded with students, parents, and teachers alike to celebrate the induction of over 100 academically stellar students, the biggest induction in the school’s history. This year, National Honor Society inducted 157 juni...
For What Are You Thankful?
Hannah Walker, Staff Writer
November 21, 2016
Originating in 1621, Thanksgiving in America began as a feast at Plymouth in Massachusetts to celebrate the plentiful harvest. However, America is not the only country to celebrate Thanksgiving. Canada began its celebrations in 1578, when a fellow named Martin Frobisher safely found a northern passage...
