The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo
The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo
The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo
Overconsumption consumes youth

Overconsumption consumes youth

Maya Nieves, Roberto Alvarez, and Anisa Kahin • November 18, 2024

Park to the polls

Park to the polls

Alicia Mainjeni, Anya Panday, and Sarah Peterson • November 4, 2024

Park students create art of the social issues that matters most to them Nov. 21. Despite Park's curriculum lending itself to political expression, the absence of the Israel-Palestine conflict within the classroom is noticeable.

A call to conversation

Anya Panday, Alicia Mainjeni, and Sarah Peterson • November 4, 2024

Junior Magnus Smith goes through the process of pre-registering to vote for the 2024 Presidential Election. People who are 16 or older can do this through the registration website.

Tackling the election year

Paxon Myers and Finn Berry • June 5, 2024

Photo illustration. Senior Luke Tomback decides between two colleges.

How college ambitions compare

Jaiden Leary and Louisa Augustine • May 9, 2024

Graphic by Noah Leventhal

Real change or rhetoric?

Alicia Mainjeni and Sarah Peterson • April 26, 2024

Park students from S.O.A.R. sit and listen among Park school staff and other community members at the school board meeting on Wednesday. The meeting on March 13. consisted of interviewing finalists for the St. Louis Park district superintendent position.

Superintendent election interrupted

Sarah Kluckhohn, Design editor • April 25, 2024

Sophomore Salvatore Lien falls to the ground after a collision with an opposing player Oct. 13, 2023. The frequent head-on collisions in contact sports like football raise concerns.

Head injuries hit hard

Aidan Shafton and Eliah Fink • March 8, 2024

Opt in or opt out

Opt in or opt out

Sarah Kluckhohn and Alex Hoag • January 25, 2024

Cloudy skies, cloudy eyes

Cloudy skies, cloudy eyes

Jesse Belen and Jana Faust • December 15, 2023

History teacher Emma Engebretson grades homework Oct. 23. Park instituted an 80/20 grading model that makes summative assignments worth 80% of students’ grades.

Reactions to new grading policies split 50/50

Aidan Shafton and Alicia Mainjeni • October 27, 2023

Park implemented a series of school-wide grading practices at the start of the 2023–24 school year to more consistently track academic progress. Students and staff said they are experiencing the effects...

Photo illustration by Alex Geretz

GPT vs. GPA

Maren Wilsey, Alex Geretz, and Eliah Fink • April 13, 2023

A recent surge in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in schoolwork came with the public release of ChatGPT, OpenAI’s flagship chatbot capable of writing nearly anything a user prompts...

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