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Band’s Final Concert and Awards

The year’s last Band concert took place in both the Jones Gym and Hondros Field on Sunday, April 24 Friends and family first gathered in the Jones Gym, where the Band played Among the Stars by Lisa Galvin, a piece they have rehearsed since last November, followed by Michael Brown’s Guardians of the Galaxy. Then,

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Two Wins for Boys Lacrosse

(Vannika J/Media) On Tuesday, April 26, the boys lacrosse team beat Bexley at home with Miles F and Henry R netting 4 each. Drake B and Zach W each sunk two while Davey A, Jake C, and Kyle C scored one for a 15-6 win. The Vikes earned and 11-1 victory against Bishop Watterson on

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Girls Lacrosse: One loss, One win in Overtime 

Avery A and Sofia S (Vaanika J/Media) On Tuesday, April 26, girls lacrosse lost to Bishop Watterson, 17-7. The team encountered difficulty on the attack and communication, as it failed to run a full attack until the last quarter. The girls streaked back in overtime on Friday, April 29, against Desales 9-8. When the closkwent

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Difficult Week for Baseball

(Vaanika J/Media) On Tuesday, April 26, the baseball team lost to Buckeye Valley 5-2 at home. Then, the Vikes faced off against Johnstown on Wednesday, April 27, and lost 13-4. On senior night Thursday, April 28, Johnny Hill and Tanner Compton were honored, as the team came back to beat Whetstone 13-7. This week, the

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Choir Shines During Cabaret!

(Vaanika J/Media) On April 8, the choir hosted its annual Cabaret Concert in the dining hall, decorated with twinkling lights. Sixty-six students performed in Camerata and Treble Choir with highlights that included 20 students from the two choirs performing a separate solo, duet, or small group. The kids have been working since February to rehearse

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Science Olympiad Team

(Courtesy/Janet L) On Saturday April 9, Academy’s Science Olympiad team competed in its first in-person state tournament since Covid hit. This year’s tournament differed from the previous 8 years since no one could not compete side-by-side because of the virus. but this year, the competitors gathered together at Academy and virtually competed against 15 students

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Senior Leaves Their Mark 

(Ellie T/Staff) If you have stopped to look into classroom A113 within the past month, you may have found a new colorful addition to Ms. Chahal’s eastern wall: a mural depicting women lounging in vibrant clouds is the work of senior Cassidy J, whose painting has captured the attention of many history students who enter

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SPEAK Café Takes Aim at Student Struggles

(Flickr) On April 27, the first of several SPEAK mental health cafés was held in Ms. Berkley’s room during lunch. Guest Speakers Sam B and Mikey J highlighted struggles that many students experience on a regular basis with performance anxiety. With AP’s around the corner, café attendees addressed the general school-related stresses that most students

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International Problem Solving with Ms. Gorsuch

Ms. Gorsuch’s geometry students (via Zoom) met and worked with high schoolers in Kathmandu, Nepal to find a common problem in each country and use mathematical thinking to explain and solve it. In our five meetings, we exchanged introductions to our school, country, and daily life. Then in smaller groups, we solved small mathematical problems,