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

News-In-Brief

Cade Skuse, Editor-In-Chief (fhs-press.com) February 28, 2019

Correction on track line mistakes The track will temporarily be restriped before the start of the track season due to an error when the track was put in. Once the track season is over, two layers of...

The Future is near

Casey Collins, Staff Writer February 28, 2019

One of the biggest and hardest decisions anybody must make in life is what they want to do after high school. For those who want to continue their education in life, in hopes of finding a steady career,...

Senior Riley Adams and High school teacher Mr. Langelli fight for control over the ball on Jan. 28, 2019.

Freedom meets Hockey

JoAnn Sharpless, Managing Editor (Online) February 10, 2019

The Freedom Area Task Force put together a community event to help raise money for Project Graduation. The event was a hockey night in which teams from each of the school buildings took part in. The hockey...

District establishes committees, focus groups to aid in decision-making process

District establishes committees, focus groups to aid in decision-making process

Claudia Huggins, Editor-In-Chief (Print) February 1, 2019

Although debate and disagreement between the community, faculty and administration fueled the idea of focus groups to begin with, the intentions of the groups now are quite the opposite from the original...

NASA’s New Horizon Probe captured a photo of Ultima Thule which is a ball of dust and ice that’s 4 billion miles from earth.

Out of this world news

Natalie Dubovi, Staff Writer February 1, 2019

Dec. 11, 1972 was not only the last time the United States landed on the Moon, but it was also the last time any Americans left low-Earth orbit. Although the United States hasn’t landed any people on...

 A look at the new lobby doors, which were among those that were recently renovated for easier opening.

Renovations continue at high school

Sam Romutis, Staff Writer February 1, 2019

The loud, obnoxious work of the drills, hammers and power tools have almost come to a close here at Freedom High School. Last year, the school board approved and chose to move forward with a project that...

News-In-Brief

Mason Hedge, News Editor February 1, 2019

2018 Shawnee yearbook recognized The Shawnee Yearbook, “Our Place in Time,” was given first place in the American Scholastic Press Association’s annual yearbook review and contest for the 2018...

The eight faculty members stood together to take a picture after they took the plunge.

Plunge for profits

Hallie Spielman, Editorial Editor February 1, 2019

The freezing day lacked snow to cover the ground. The chilly weather was caused by the neverending wind. The teams stood waiting for their turns to run into the frigid water. The 2019 Polar Plunge was...

Shown above are some of the different federal agencies that have been affected the most during the government shutdown.

What’s happening with this government shutdown

JoAnn Sharpless, Managing Editor (Online) January 17, 2019

On Dec. 21, 2018, lawmakers had a deadline to sign and pass the new spending bill for the 2019 year. Having missed the deadline due to both political sides not wanting to compromise, the government was...

Not just your Average Joe’s

Claudia Huggins, Editor-in-Chief (Print) January 9, 2019

Like any other club, Robotics Club works all year to earn money to help fuel their club and the things that come with it. For Robotics Club, these funds are used to buy supplies, such as metals and equipment,...

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