Nearly 85% of adolescents use e-cigarettes, according to the US Food and Drug Administration. This number is uncomfortable for students, parents and teachers. As students become more and more addicted,...
During the 2023-24 school year, Park’s administration implemented two new policies in response to safety concerns: a closed campus policy to limit Park students from leaving the building and prevent...
There was an “Under the Influence” film showing at Park’s middle school on Oct. 17. Freshman counselor Barbara Nelson showed a film on risks and dangers of vaping, underage drinking and the addiction...
At the start of Park’s school year, students became aware of a noticeable change. A new legislation has been put into place, so Park will no longer have a resource officer staying in the school building...
With Halloween right around the corner, remembering to stay safe in the Park community is important. There are different ways to ensure your safety over the weekend and on Monday.
Having fun with...
On Sept. 9, a high school football player from Brainerd suffered a traumatic brain injury which left him partially paralyzed. This incident is not a first in high school football, as many players end up...
After hearing about the Uvalde Elementary school shooting, concerns about security at Park arose. The high school decided that new security measures were called for to make everyone feel safer even though...
As we hopefully get closer to the end of the pandemic, many practices like wearing masks daily and social distancing will slowly become obsolete. Even though practices like these won’t be necessary after...
Students with the last name A-E were welcomed back for the first day of 25% hybrid learning Oct. 26. All students were divided into five cohorts, four in-person cohorts and one fully distance learning....
