Open enrollment at Park has surfaced as a contentious issue. Some parents are calling for a close to open enrollment for the entire district, while some are saying that call to action is racially motivated....
With a vacancy in the superintendent position at Park, the process of finding a new superintendent has taken a different approach from previous years. This time around, parents and students have been able...
Students gather in the learning lab as the start of Park’s brand new Muslim Student Association, which also aims to teach Arabic as well. The atmosphere among the students is excited for the latest session,...
The National Honors Society (NHS) is an organization that recognizes exceptional students and encourages values of character, leadership, service and scholarship. It is expected of NHS members to spend...
Painting, drawing, ceramics, oh my! Park is offering students the opportunity to participate in art club.Â
Freshman Lucy Murray said the club has a great sense of community and they have been very...
At Park students have the opportunity to participate in bouldering through the Rock On club. It is mainly student-led, and is advised by language arts teacher Callie Hefstad. They meet every Friday morning...
This school year has brought new classrooms, new policies and new faculty. Park has welcomed multiple new teachers this year in both core classes and electives. After the first two weeks, people are...
With the end of school nearing and seniors deciding their future plans, Wallin Education Partners recently awarded the Wallin scholarship.
Recipient and senior Nev Dobyne said the scholarship was a...
I believe that Park is doing a great job of acknowledging and celebrating Black History Month for students. Over most of the school you can find flyers that show different events you can go to that represent...
To help take action during the ongoing global blood shortage, Park students and staff joined the cause by giving blood on Feb. 9.Â
After donating, Park students and staff reflected on their experience....
The student-staff volleyball game ended with a teacher victory and a final score of 25-22.
English teacher Lindsey Meyer said events like these are important for students to have fun and brighten the...
What was the purpose of this podcast?
The really cool thing that he did was interview students to be able to get information from people who know what's going on in this school and be able to get an...
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