Opinion: Student Council should have more responsibility
Bree Soule, Online Editor
March 11, 2020
Student Council’s responsibilities at Fenton High are limited. Their responsibilities include organizing the winter dance, homecoming activities, and donating to charities, but not much else. Numerous other responsibilities could be taken on to create a larger student body influence. These responsib...
Elementary students are still learning cursive
Emmy Johnson, Writer
February 7, 2020
Most high schoolers remember being taught cursive throughout elementary school, primarily in third grade. However, with curriculum changes in recent years, many wonder if elementary students are still learning cursive, which they are. A new program called BenchMark Advance paired with Handwriting W...
Student Council plans reformed Sadies dance
Bree Soule, Online Editor
January 21, 2020
As the winter season approaches, so does the annual Winter Dance held at Fenton High. While the dance has previously been cancelled because of poor attendance, Student Council brainstorms new ideas in hope that ticket sales will rise. “This year's dance is a Sadies dance,” Student Council Admin...
5 tips for being more fiscally responsible as a high schooler
Gracie Warda, Online Editor in Chief
November 4, 2019
“I don’t have any money” is a phrase often uttered by high schoolers; poor money management skills could be to blame. Practicing money management is a valuable skill for high schoolers to learn in order to set a precedent for their futures. See below for five money management tips for high school...
Award winning artist resides at Fenton High
Andrea Elsholz, Features Editor
May 20, 2019
Combining technical skill with abstract creativity, junior Claire Grob holds the spotlight this month as the InPrint’s artist of the month. “Claire is an extraordinary artist,” art teacher Kristin McDowell said. “She is really amazing with a variety of materials. She has good technical skil...
Former Fenton student Annie Hayes performs at Carnegie Hall
Dylan Dockins, Writer
February 22, 2019
When Annie Hayes left Fenton High last June and applied to Interlochen Arts Academy in Interlochen, Michigan, she never could have predicted that she and her Percussion Ensemble group would perform at Carnegie Hall in Manhattan, New York. “A group asked us to play from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory...
Senior Amanda Jackson turns people into fish with art
Bree Soule, Writer
December 4, 2018
After working for three hours, senior Amanda Jackson created a piece of art inspired by the American Gothic painting. She replaced the husband and wife with two octopi named Herald and Gretchen. Jackson got encouragement from friends and family who thought she had a talent which inspired her to create ar...
Sign language should be taught to all school kids
Maci Best, Ad Designer
May 21, 2018
Sitting in a crowded restaurant, a woman waits for her friends to arrive while examining the menu. She doesn’t make conversation with anyone and she never looks up when the surrounding customers' chairs screech against the tile floor. When the waitress finally approaches her, she shakes her head and po...
Teachers deserve more acknowledgment for everything they do
Madi Wheeler, Online Editor
April 25, 2018
In a student’s entire school career, they spend approximately 15,000 hours in school. That is about that many hours spent with a teacher, thus a student spending more of their day-to-day time with a teacher rather than their parent. Teachers are educating the next generation and teaching the future...
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