Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press
Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press
Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press
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Passing on knowledge: Demonstrating how to mold the clay, Ms. Kaylee Haggerty assists Hannah Shaffer (11) with shaping her lemon squeezer in ceramics. Haggerty often provided insight and assistance to her students within all levels of art.
Haggerty leaves high school
Lainey Tuszynski, Asst. News Editors • November 26, 2024

Sitting in classrooms are students who have learned from and formed connections with teachers. Textbook knowledge is a valuable resource for students to gain the information...

Self security: Feeling self-conscious, teens with acne could be bullied and singled out by others, making them feel alone. It is important for teens to understand that acne is a normal occurrence that everyone faces.
Skin issues affect mental health
November 26, 2024
March on: Focused on their performance, Elias Boyd (12) and Joseph Castelli (12) play during the halftime show on Aug. 23. Each instrumentalist is a key factor to an extravagant halftime show.
Marching season ends, concert band starts
November 26, 2024
Back in time
October 31, 2024
The spirit of Samhain: These days, Halloween is a lot different from Samhain, the holiday it was based on. However, some of the traditions remain the same.
Freedom’s frights
October 31, 2024
Sports
Rallying up: Huddling up just before a game, the Warriors rally up to continue their strong momentum. Communication and game plan is an important aspect of ice hockey.
Central Valley hockey season continues, Warriors warm-up
Alex Micon, Asst. Sports Editor • November 26, 2024

As time progresses into the month of November, and the Central Valley hockey season unfolds, the Warriors have made themselves accustomed to competitive play. The Central...

Bocce brilliance: Leaning in, Hailey Stinar (12) carefully rolls the bocce ball towards the pallina. The Bulldog bocce team placed 2nd out of 106 teams in their district last season.
Bocce team rolls into a new season
November 26, 2024
Back on the court: Dribbling away from defenders, Adam Rhoades (12), runs the ball down the court. As one of four seniors on the roster, Rhoades hopes to make a bigger impact for the Bulldogs this season.
Boys basketball team prepares for upcoming season
November 26, 2024
Practice makes perfect: During practice on Nov. 19, Brayden Reynolds (10) performs a wrestling move known as a ‘half-nelson’ on Elias Boyd (12).
Wrestling team prepares for another year of success
November 26, 2024
Basketball basics: Dribbling around the three-point line, Olivia Henderson (12) looks up to see the location of her teammates. Being able to look up while dribbling is vital to the success of the team because it allows them to prepare for their next pass, or prepare for a shot attempt.
Girls basketball team charges up for 2024-2025 season
November 26, 2024
Opinion
People who decide to shop in person during Black Friday can feel stressed and may encounter anger when dealing with certain situations. On the other side, online shoppers can enjoy Black Friday without the troubles of shopping in store.
Add to cart
Noah Brandon, Digital Platform Coordinator • December 3, 2024

Black Friday has been one of the most popular events to occur throughout the year. Some people may participate in it without even realizing it. While going to the store, many...

Substitute shortages: Often, students are left wondering what classroom to go to when their teacher is absent. With substitute shortages, it does not make it any easier on students.
Substitute teacher shortages affect Pennsylvania
November 26, 2024
What’s the Deal with… Thanksgiving?
What’s the Deal with… Thanksgiving?
November 26, 2024
Importance of scores: Tests like the PSAT, SAT and ACT are run through The College Board. Students hover over this app for weeks after the tests, stressing about their scores.
Standardized testing causes harm to students
November 26, 2024
Losing literacy: Going backwards, there is an ongoing decline in the average level of literacy in students across the country. Solutions for this problem may be as simple as dedicating time to reading a book.
Literacy loses significance due to technology
November 26, 2024
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