School Board Votes for No Tax Increase
By Kai Fleming, Reporter
May 28, 2020
The 2020-2021 school year does not include a tax increase thanks to Southern York County staff for participating in a voluntary wage freeze. Originally in the November 2019 meeting, the board had proposed a tax increase within the index; by December 2019, the board agreed on an increase of 3.2 pe...
Local Businesses Evolve During Pandemic
By Ian Davis, Reporter
May 21, 2020
Unprecedented times calls for unprecedented measures. Many local businesses are having issues with the pandemic because they cannot get the staff or customers into their business. Many businesses have enacted different solutions to combat this problem. Amber Brose, employee at Rita’s, explain...
York County Moves to Yellow Phase of Reopening Stages
By KC O'Neill, Reporter
May 21, 2020
Governor Wolf announced that York and 11 other counties will move to the yellow phase on Friday, May 22. According to Tom Wolf, “the administration will utilize a three-phase matrix to determine when counties and/or regions are ready to begin easing some restrictions on work, congregate settings,...
Students Release New Edition of Literary Magazine
By KC O'Neill, Reporter
May 14, 2020
"Perspectives," this year’s literary magazine edition, showcases different pieces of art, photography and writing made by students. Students were able to present their perspectives to the community through the magazine. Literary Magazine President and Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Marusko se...
AP Exams Are Here
By Blake Ramey
May 12, 2020
AP testing season can be extremely tough for many, especially during times like these. However, there are still many ways that you can study despite not having access to traditional school instruction. You can go to CollegeBoard and use the many different study guides and study tips on the website. ...
Students Prep for AP Exam Changes
By Blake Ramey
April 24, 2020
Because of Covid-19, this year's AP Exams will be taken at home, and the exam format will be simplified. Get details and learn about the benefits of taking exams here: https://t.co/uK03eEcr24. pic.twitter.com/iOdFXgzKhP — The College Board (@CollegeBoard) April 22, 2020 Traditional face-to-face Advanced Placement (AP) exam administrations will be repl...
Exit 4 of I-83 Gets Iced out- Diamond-Style
By Ian Davis, Reporter
March 31, 2020
Without a doubt, local drivers have driven on Interstate 83, using entrance/exit 4 to reach Shrewsbury. These drivers should expect a diamond-caliber change. Gannett Fleming Inc, an engineering firm, has redesigned the Exit 4 interchange to be a diverging diamond. A Diverging Diamond Interchange...
School Board Approves Plans to Overhaul the High School
By Mateo Vega, Reporter
March 29, 2020
The school board approved general plans for a major renovation project for the high school Thursday, March 12. The $50 million renovations will overhaul large portions of the school in order to better serve students, according to SHS principal Kevin Molin. “The plans are to create some more open...
Trayful-New Student-Made App- Hits App Store
By Mateo Vega, Reporter
March 5, 2020
There’s a new app for organizing thoughts and work. Senior Greyson Murray has coded and published an app, Trayful, to the Apple App Store. Murray sees his app as a tool to help students stay on top of their responsibilities. “[Trayful is] a simple organizational app that I just desi...
Coronavirus: What to Know
By Peyton Savage, Reporter
February 28, 2020
Coronavirus has infected almost 81,000 people and has been the cause of approximately 2,700 deaths, as of Feb. 26, 2020. The virus has now been detected in at least 51 different countries. While not a new virus, this new form of the Coronavirus was first discovered in December 2019 in Wuhan, Ch...
Which is your favorite way to stay busy during the 2-week school close?
- Snap friends (37%, 11 Votes)
- Enjoy the outdoors (33%, 10 Votes)
- Read for fun (17%, 5 Votes)
- Exercise indoors (10%, 3 Votes)
- Catch up with family (3%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 30
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