Government shutdown doesn’t currently pose threat to local schools
Gracie Warda, Assistant Online Editor
January 10, 2019
As of Jan. 10, the infamous government shutdown by Donald Trump’s administration has lasted for 20 days; it’s creeping up on the previous record of 21 days in 1995-1996, according to the New York Times. The duration of this shutdown has created substantial impacts for several government agenci...
How to prepare for driving in the winter
Sydney Bommersbach, Online Editor
December 28, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
Tips for Driving in the Snow: Drive slowly. Leave extra time for the commute and execute every maneuver slower, such as turning. Accelerate and decelerate gently. Don’t apply the gas too quickly and allow plenty of time for braking. Increase the following distance between cars from 3-4 sec...
Senior Kyle Podeszwik teaches CPR classes to local residents
Jessie Bright, Writer
December 21, 2018
Filed under Personality Profiles
While many students spend their free time playing sports or hanging out with friends, senior Kyle Podeszwik uses his time to teach the public his passion: emergency medicine. Podeszwik teaches a cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and medical training class to Fenton residents through the Southern...
Top ten DIY christmas gifts
Madi Wheeler, Online Editor-in-Chief
December 19, 2018
Filed under Features
With the Holiday season right around the corner, here are a few Christmas gift ideas that can be made yourself or DIY. Here are the Fenton InPrint’s top ten DIY Christmas gifts for this 2018 holiday season. Photo Collage Mason Jar lid Photo Magnets DIY Coasters Pocket warmers A “surviv...
Fast Fashion and Ethical Brands
Hannah Young, Writer
December 18, 2018
Filed under Features
Fast Fashion is a term used in the fashion industry when replications from runway trends are presented to the public almost instantly after being shown. Created with low-quality materials and inexpensive fashion to mask the fast pace of trends. Ethical brands make a point to use environmentally safe...
High school should be teaching life skills
Hannah Young, Writer
December 17, 2018
Filed under Opinion
‘When will I ever use this?’ or ‘When will I use this in my life after high school?’ are questions frequently asked by many high school students. Often enough, students feel like they aren’t using life skills or learning them during their high school career. Life skills are classes that teach...
Reading “classic” novels is necessary in high school
Sydney Bommersbach, Online Editor
December 14, 2018
Filed under Opinion, Opinion Showcase, Showcase
Whether a reader is 16 or 76, reading a piece for the first time or the fifth time, “classic” pieces of literature appeal to all types and groups of people. Although many students groan when they hear the words “Romeo and Juliet,” the importance of reading and teaching “classics” in high...
Five holiday parties to sparkle up the holiday season
Alexandra Marsee, Writer
December 13, 2018
Filed under Features, Showcase
The holidays are a great time to relax and spend quality time with those you love. When it comes to holiday parties, there are many options for sparkling up the season. ...
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