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7th period: Hard at work, sophomore Joseph Wyatt places testing tubes into the correct spot during his seventh period Pre-AP chemistry class. “I chose to be in a Pre-AP class because I think that science is one of my strongest subjects and that I could learn a lot from it,” Wyatt said.

[PHOTO] A day in the life

March 22, 2022
Count on it \\ Teaching kindergarten students how to subtract, Freshman Amiah Leiker uses plastic cups to help the kids visually. “We would stack the cups in a tower and talk about how many would be left if I took a certain amount away,” Leiker said.

[PHOTO] Ready Raider Readers

January 11, 2022
Let it burn \\ Observing how an unknown chemical reacts to fire, sophomore Maci Kindred takes note of what color the fire changes to Sept. 20. In Mr. Vito Peri’s AP Chemistry class, students dipped a wooden stick in an unknown chemical then used a bunsen burner to see how the fire reacted to it.

[PHOTO] Warning! We may snap at anytime!

July 12, 2021
Burst your bubble \\ Sophomore Bret Tomaszewski prepares to have the butane gas-filled bubbles in his hands lit by Miss Molly Brinkley in her fourth-period chemistry class Dec. 3. “My favorite part of chemistry is getting to do the labs,” Tomaszewski said.

Friendly fire

December 10, 2020
Screen time \\ Meeting virtually, the Diversity Club is led by Mrs. Jill Hill and Mrs. Patti Newton. “We pride ourselves on being an open space anyone can look towards for community service and encourage activism in those who wish to use their voice for what they believe is right,” President Jocelyn Blouke said.

[PHOTO] Diversity club plans for February

February 15, 2021
Window dressing \\ Painting Shoemaker & Hardt’s store window Oct. 4, freshman Miriam Stone traces the stained-glass butterfly as a way to spread the news about the upcoming homecoming parade. East’s and Wylie High’s student councils came together to paint Downtown Wylie’s shop windows advertising homecoming.

[PHOTO] News Photos 2020-2021

August 5, 2020
On screen spirit \\ Junior Brittany Erwin watches the pep rally in her second period class. Students took time out of their classes to join together in a safe and socially distanced fashion, to celebrate their school spirit for the first varsity football game.

[PHOTO] Bringing the rally to the Raider

September 25, 2020
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