The month of May is shaping up to be a busy one for National Honor Society members both new and old. Events such as the Induction ceremony, the final meeting, new leader elections and the spring picnic are close.
This year Mr. Metz's Leadership classes decided to add another Spirit Week to the year's list of events. The week has been dubbed Survivorfest as it will be going on throughout the week of Senior Survivor. The week will be full of other activities as well, such as limbo and jello challenges during lunch as well as a choir concert and the car show on Thursday.
Mr. Metz’s leadership class has planned an event for students to come together and study before exams. On January 14, 15 and 20 from 2:30 to 3:30, students will be given the opportunity to hang out for an hour after school and receive help from teachers or NHS tutors to prepare for midterms. By Opinion Editor: Mackenzie McDonell
Link Crew Mentoring is a group that takes individual freshman and tries to guide them through their first year. This program has 160 mentors. It is led by the Leadership teacher, Aaron Metz and is generally considered a successful program to help freshman students throughout the year. By Staff Writer: Evan Webster
By News Editor: Kayla McClain
When students came back from spring break on Monday, April 26, they began noticing a revelation in the halls. During the rigorous school day, some students need a drink from...
By Staff Writer: Lexi Petroi
Beginning on Monday, February 3 through Friday, February 7, Howell High School’s Leadership classes have put together the 2014 Winterfest Spirit Week. Be sure to show your...
By Staff Writer: Marissa VanDaelen
Being a student in the world today can be incredibly difficult and stressful. Some students have personal problems and with the pressure of the future as well, it doesn’t...
By Staff Writer: Marissa VanDaelen
Starting high school can be frightening for anyone who has heard anything about what high school is like. For freshmen, hearing how their grades during their high school...
