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Marissa Lammie

Marissa Lammie, Editor-in-Chief (Print), Managing Editor (Digital)

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The FHS Press staff poses for a photo to promote the March edition of the publication on March 26.

Editor-in-Chief says goodbye

May 25, 2021
Senior Bailey Roberts set a personal record in the 3200-meter dash at Pine Richland on May 11.

Track and field season ends on high note

May 25, 2021
Dr. David Anney will serve as interim superintendent until a new superintendent has been named by the school board.

District welcomes new interim superintendent

April 30, 2021
Students socially distanced in Mr. Cole Eged’s English 11 class continue in-person learning while others stay at home and learn virtually.

[Photo] District returns to five-day, in-person schooling

April 30, 2021
After 14 years of teaching history, Griffith moves to the Dean Of Students position for grades K-8.

Griffith takes on Dean of Students position

March 31, 2021
Chemistry teacher Debrah Evans uses her Smart Board to teach students about the periodic table of elements.

[Photo] New Smart Boards for teachers

March 26, 2021

High school staff shake-up

January 28, 2021
Sophomore Tanner Millward faces his opponent in a tournament against the Laurel Spartans last season.

[Photo] Wrestling team grapples with weight of COVID-19

January 28, 2021
Abigail Lisanti in the middle of peaceful protests that took place on Jan. 6 in Washington D.C.

Coup at the Capitol

January 10, 2021
Several students from Cafe 116 surround Rosie on her first day of school on Dec. 7.

Meet Rosie

December 21, 2020
A major snow storm hit Beaver County on Dec. 16, resulting in several inches of snow.

[Photo] Snowbody likes snow

December 22, 2020
The wrestling team huddles together on the mat for a pep talk as they prepare for their matches.

[Photo] Wrestling team prepares for upcoming season

December 21, 2020
After eight months of virtual instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic, students arrive at the high school for the first day of in-person classes on Nov. 9 for the first time since March 12.

All students return to in-person schooling

November 24, 2020
Senior Keith Pawlowskis cat Olive, sitting right next to a tub of pretzels that the cat will soon try to eat.

Dogs vs. cats

October 30, 2020
Dan Furmansky and Hillary Davis from the Student Press Law Center discuss the New Voices legislation with student journalists who advocate for the New Voices coalition during the 2020 virtual Student Leaders Institute from July 6-9.

New Voices, new choices

September 30, 2020
Freedom Alumni Kylie Petcovic’s living room decorated to the core full of all her fall favorites and decorations.

Apple the great, pumpkin the good

September 30, 2020
Google forms students will fill out with their class schedule for the upcoming school year

Students start scheduling process for upcoming school year, despite school closure

June 9, 2020

Major school events cancelled, pushed back due to COVID-19

April 30, 2020
Junior Elizabeth Shane talks about the different roles students have in Broadcast Media Workshop as part of Mr. Aaron Fitzpatricks infomercial.

Teachers promote courses, create infomercials

April 1, 2020
A look into former fashion trends making a comeback to the mainstage

[Photo] Out with the new, in with the old

March 30, 2020

Freedom Area Middle School gets awarded grant for cafeteria appliances

February 28, 2020
No stress, no mess

No stress, no mess

January 31, 2020
Sophomore Kinsley Aswani dancing to “Car Wash” in the halls while on his way to his next class.

Groovin’ to next block

January 31, 2020
This visual represents the symbolic items used for Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa

‘Tis the season

December 21, 2019
The wrestlers circle up in the middle of the matt to get themselves ready before their match on Dec. 13.

[Photo] Wrestling team begins season off with rough start, hopes to improve

December 21, 2019
Whose job is it anyways?

Whose job is it anyways?

December 1, 2019
Following a tremendous 6-0 win over Bishop Canevin, the team runs over to the opposite sitline where the Freedom crowd is sitting as part of their celebration. After the crowd cheers them, they run back to their sidelines, excited by their win in the second round of playoffs.

The Streak Goes On

November 1, 2019
Last year’s Homecoming King and Queen Riley Adams and Melissa Keith crown Maxwell Ujhazy and Baylee Stewart as this year’s Homecoming King and Queen.

Homecoming: A reunion unlike any other

September 29, 2019

How social media affects the world

September 29, 2017
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