News – Stampede

Students in Spring Hill spoke up and made their voices heard about the racial issues in society.

#BlackLivesMatter in Spring Hill

June 15, 2020

Nurses at a California hospital were not being provided with proper masks that could help keep them safe from contracting COVID-19. They are faced with the same problem as healthcare professionals from across the country: dangerous circumstances with improper equipment and compensation (photo courtesy of AP News).

On the Front Lines

April 28, 2020

On Oct. 23, the tenor and snare line preform during the band’s performance of their halftime show, Cirque Du Soleil, at Spring Hill’s home competition. They were currently preparing for the annual pops concert when the coronavirus interrupted their plans. (Photo by K. Oakes).

The Band Changes Plans

April 22, 2020

If I don't have enough toilet paper, I will scream (photo submitted by A.Bates).

Give Me Toilet Paper or Give Me Death!

April 20, 2020

This Pennsylvania grocery store's shelves are becoming a common sight in stores all across the country, as panic buying due to COVID-19 continues (photo courtesy of AP News).

Supermarket Stress

April 20, 2020

The Emergency Need library is stocked for families all around the neighborhood to get supplies. Moana Pope, creator of the space, is hoping that it will help families that are short on food and that they will replace what they take and add something for another family (Photo by G. Roberts).

We’re All in this Together

April 17, 2020

Lily Haney, 9, does math assignments in her room. Her cat, Dino, is one of the distractions that makes it harder for Haney to focus on her work (Photo submitted by L. Haney).

Participation Versus Engagement

April 16, 2020

A Routine in Quarantine

April 15, 2020

On Feb. 7, Kyra Fuchs, 11, leads her grade in their class cheer. She is now running for student body president (Photo by P. Flood).

Student Council Elections to Still Run

April 14, 2020

To meet up but still maintain safety, Olivia Lister, 10, would drive to my house; I would stand six feet away from the car while we talked to maintain safe social distancing. However, due to rising concern for COVID-19, these visits have since stopped (photo submitted by O. Lister).

Fight the COVID Funk

April 8, 2020

Pre-pandemic, juniors Olivia Amos, Meredith Todd, Emily Dowd and myself enjoy a Pink Out themed home football game. Little did we know our year would be cut short; however, we were grateful to be able to support our school throughout the fall season (photo credit O.Amos, submitted by M.Sutton).

SevenTEEN and QuaranTEENed

March 26, 2020

While many (older) students are upset that they will not be able to participate in their various end-of-year activities, some are only focused on the benefits. “Spring break forever!” was one of the many things my seven-year-old brother yelled as he ran around the house (photo submitted by T. Dent).

Quarantine Qualms

March 20, 2020

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