MHS ALLTOLD

By: Eli Fillio The day before fall break, the 16th of October, the elevator in the ELA wing broke down and wasn’t fixed until the 22nd. This left the only elevator available to students unusable. This poses questions about safety and accessibility for people who use the elevator on a regular basis, or those who need access to the elevator, causing an inconvenience to those who can’t get from class to class without the elevator. Junior Eva Denny relies on the elevator daily.

By: Elyse Taber Many students throughout their high school career procrastinate with finishing their work. A study conducted by an educational company Magoosh, found that 86% of high school students claimed they procrastinated on assignments. This is because they get distracted by other things in their surroundings; it’s easy for them to get side tracked when they’re not interested in the assignment.  Students often find themselves putting off a task to relieve the pressure

MIshawaka High School (MHS) has had some extreme changes this past season. Alongside all the teams having great seasons, the department had new staffing.  The department got a new athletic director, Evan Fras, as well as an assistant director, Darek Deshone. MHS also got a new Varsity Girls Soccer Coach, Mike  Bultinck, as well as a new Boys Tennis Coach, James Bayer.  Football ended the season being undefeated in the Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) with a record of 10-2. Th