The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
  • Varsity Volleyball 8 a.m. Saturday @ BVSW
  • Cross Country 8 a.m. Saturday @ Raymore-Peculiar
  • Football 7 p.m. Friday Home vs. Ottawa
  • Choir Concert 7 p.m. Wednesday @ SH
  • PLC Wednesday
  • Volleyball 6:30 p.m. Tuesday Home vs. Bonner
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
The student news site of Spring Hill High School

Stampede
Elizabeth Olson, 11, focuses on an essay in AP Language and Composition. To prepare for the final test in May, the month-long assignments are very crucial.

Spring Hill Studies Selections

Lenore Pinkerton, Reporter
September 25, 2025
Kayley Tran, 12, poses for their first day of senior year. Senior sunrise was the first event all seniors were able to participate in.

The Beginning of the End

Kayley Tran, Online Editor-in-Chief & Senior Ads Manager
September 15, 2025
(photo illustration by K. Tran)

Back to the Beginning

Kayley Tran, Lead Copy Editor
May 9, 2025
(Photo by Anna Manning)

A Love Letter to SPUB

Hannah Mueller, Website Manager
May 7, 2025
Editor in Chief Signing Off

Editor in Chief Signing Off

Ava Rushing, Online EiC
May 6, 2025
(Photo illustration by M. Brown)

A Misspelled Lifestyle

Madi Brown, Graphics Manager
March 27, 2025

AI Opinions: What Do People Really Think?

Emily Hernandez
March 26, 2025
There are many things you can do to briefly silence loud thoughts in your head or to ease your compulsions. You could go on a walk, read a book, explore a new hobby, or even cook up a new recipe. (Photo by P. Peiker)

“Not-So-Exclusive” Quirks

Macey Chaulk, Social Media Manager
March 6, 2025
(Graphic by M. Brown)

The Importance of Individuality

Madi Brown, Graphics Designer
February 26, 2025
Mallory Marmon, 11, reads a book. Reading is a hobby that they enjoy. (Photo by A. Rushing)

An Approach to Perfection

Mallory Marmon, Staff Writer
February 11, 2025
(Photo illustration by Ava Rushing)

Dam the Dopamine

Hannah Mueller, Website Manager
February 6, 2025
Mallory Marmon, 11, looks up at a Christmas tree. They consider what has changed within Christmas spirit. (Photo by P. Creach)

Ho Ho Hold Up

Mallory Marmon, Staff Writer
December 16, 2024
Load More Stories