The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
Breaking News
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
Students in Angela Tauer’s English class work together on assignments prior to fall break. Teachers believe that students have more motivation before a break (Photo by E. Shetlar).

Thankful for the Break

Olivia Tarvin, Senior Ads Manager
December 1, 2023
While in fundamentals of art Sara Guarneros, 10, draws for their homework assignment where they intend to draw a realistic photo of their choosing. Art students may stay up late to work on homework assignments to procrastinate and go on their phones (Photo by M. A. Thurman).

‘Sleep When You’re Dead’

Ava Rushing, Website Manager
November 30, 2023
Ashlyn Watson, 12, and Caden Bartek, 12, get set up to film the homecoming football game. The Broncos went onto win (Photo by C. Brewer).

Share More

Madi Brown, Staff Writer
November 28, 2023
An aspect that is affected by the growth in the student body is the student section. A common complaint is that the student section at football games is overcrowded. (Photo by G. Cowsert)

Size Up

Kathlyn Tran, Copy Editor
September 22, 2023
Photo by K. Tran.

“Real”ationships

Kayley Tran, Journalism Student Contributor
May 11, 2023
Delaney Hill, 12, hypes up the class of 2023 during the pep assembly on Sept. 23, 2022 (photo by T. Elliott).

Seniors Share Class of 2023 Memories

Marissa Winkel, Copy Editor, Website Manager
April 6, 2023
Left: Protesters in Knoxville, Tenn. participate in a March for Life rally on Jan. 20, 2013 (photo by Brian Stansberry). Right: Protesters in Pittsburg, PA. on May 3, 2022 (photo by Mark Dixon). (Photo illustration by R. White, 12)

Voices Over Votes

Lily Haney and Remi White
March 2, 2023
Lauren Gachanja, 9, and Sylvia Thaithi, 10, kneel during the national anthem before a football game. Different forms of protesting have become more prevalent in recent months, as the Black Lives Matter movement has gained nationwide attention; students at Spring Hill talked about how they felt about the movement (photo submitted by G. Roberts).

Black Lives (Still) Matter

Grayson Roberts and Taylor Dent
March 8, 2021
Isabella Infante, 12, studied from home while remote, while Libby Bowden, 12, works on a project in fashion trends. The debate between online and in-person school has been going on for months, with benefits and downsides to both (photos submitted by I. Infante and I. Williams, photo illustration by L. Kuhn).

The Online/In-Person Debate

Lily Haney, Staff Writer
March 5, 2021
At the state senate I, along with three other victims, spoke to pass a new law (photo credit A. Davis).

You Aren’t Alone

Annabelle Davis, Staff Writer
February 26, 2021
On Dec. 1, Hannah Smith, online learner, 12, works on her daily school work. She says she always tries to always sit at a desk when she works, but sometimes that alone isn’t enough to keep her motivated (Photo Illustration by H.Smith).

Mental Health in a Pandemic Reframed

Hannah Smith, Copy Editor
December 1, 2020
Students in Spring Hill spoke up and made their voices heard about the racial issues in society.

#BlackLivesMatter in Spring Hill

Taylor Dent and Grayson Roberts
June 15, 2020
Load More Stories

Stampede

The student news site of Spring Hill High School
© 2023 • FLEX Pro WordPress Theme by SNO • Log in

Comments (0)

All Stampede Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest
Menu
Activate Search
Home
Feature