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Snapshots of Care

Snapshots of Care

Addie Stauffer, FHS Teacher February 12, 2026

When I was 17, I graduated from high school and made the long, daunting move from Salt Lake City, UT to New York City. At the time, I told my family that I was excited. I rambled about all of my plans...

New Year's Resolutions

New Year’s Resolutions

Emilee Higdon, FHS Teacher January 26, 2026

I have a firm belief that we should always seek self-improvement. None of us are perfect, nor will we ever be, but it is part of our human condition to constantly try to make ourselves, and the life we...

More than Baking

More than Baking

Macie Greene, FHS Teacher December 8, 2025

1 cup gluten free Bob’s Red Mill Baking Flour 1 cup sugar 6 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder 1 tsp baking soda 12 salt 1 large egg 12 cup milk (or oatmilk) 12 vegetable oil 34 tsp...

“Don’t Just Teach History”

“Don’t Just Teach History”

Nathaniel Smith, FHS Teacher December 8, 2025

“Thank you for being such an incredible teacher and for making a difference in my life.” These are the kinds of words that melt any teacher’s heart into a pile of goo. For instance, it is the effect...

Gobble!

Gobble!

Jenny Collins, FHS Teacher November 17, 2025

Gobble! Gobble! Thanksgiving food is amazing! Do we ever think about where that food comes from? Farmers! That’s who. In 2024, 27.8 billion turkeys were grown and processed on NC farms (1). What...

Working SMART

Working SMART

Hope Mauck, FHS Science Teacher October 27, 2025

In today’s society when AI reigns supreme, are we really working SMART or just floating along with the current? What is SMART working? This is setting a goal for yourself and reflecting on how you...

Including Low-Income Voices in Education

Including Low-Income Voices in Education

Becka Dulaney, FHS Post-Secondary Adviser October 27, 2025

I grew up as a “trailer park kid.” With that statement many images come to mind - often the stereotypes shown in movies or news headlines. Unfortunately, many of those are negative. My own images are...

Letters from MMS

Letters from MMS

Madelyn Kennedy, MMS Featured Writer October 27, 2025

I think I will be extremely nervous going into high school. I’m going to be moving into a new system with different people, and honestly, that scares me. I’ll be leaving some of my friends who are...

Mr. Bell’s School of Art

Mr. Bell’s School of Art

Emma Pitts, Macon Middle School Featured Writer October 14, 2025

Have you ever seen the massive murals scattered around Macon Middle School? If so, have you ever wondered about them? Well, that’s why we’re here to answer those wonders for you! The master artist...

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Open Letter from Gen X Teacher to Gen Z Students

Tyler Faetz, FHS English Teacher October 14, 2025

I’m a member of Generation X.  In contrast to the two previous generations which identified themselves either by characteristics such as birth rate (the Baby Boomers) or participation in war (the “Greatest”...

Photo by Harrison Keely

Finding My Why

Robert Jessup, FHS Teacher September 29, 2025

If you had asked me 20 years ago when I graduated college why I wanted to become a teacher I would have said something along the lines of wanting to teach a future generation of musicians to love music...

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Believe In Yourself

Xander Wagner, Macon Middle School Featured Writer September 29, 2025

I will be talking about believing in yourself. Believing in yourself can take a lot of courage. Sometimes people lose hope and will lose the belief they have in themselves. That is not good, you have...

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