Staff discusses goals and rights
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Who Am I???
I was born on September 14th 1971 in Lafayette, Indiana. I have lived in West Lafayette for four years. I attended Purdue University and studied English education with a Theater minor. I have also lived in Evansville and Logansport. This is my 21st year of teaching. I have two brothers, a sister, and two children […]
Hidden Gems- Summer
As the school year draws to a close the only thing anyone can think about is summer. Visions of icy sodas, swimsuits, and sleeping in are on everyone’s mind. As we approach June, another fact is clear–it is going to be one hot summer. With temperatures already in the 70s during March, the hot weather […]
West Side Saves Lives
By Roseanne Page On Wednesday, January 11, 2012, personnel from the Indiana Blood Center arrived at West Lafayette High School to conduct the school’s bi-annual blood drive. Students, teachers, and parents alike banded together to donate blood. West Side’s blood drive was organized and run by Ms. Huckstep, […]
What does Thanksgiving say about you?
1. Thanksgiving is a holiday because… A) NO SCHOOL B) So we have an excuse to eat, A LOT C) To give thanks…? D) A reason to hunt turkeys in massive numbers 2. Why did the Native Americans help the Pilgrims? A)They were having an off day B) I don’t know, it’s not like I […]
