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The Student News Site of Walnut Hills High School

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Number 8, Braylon Dennis, is a Wide-receiver on the 7th grade football team. The team practiced and conditioned 2 days a week throughout the summer and now 4 days a week since school is back in session. Dennis is pumped for the season as he says “I’m excited and it’s just super fun to play.”

The Pay Off – Junior High football

Dominic Hamon, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
October 5, 2021
The seventh grade volleyball team wins their third match.

The opening serve: Effies rule the court

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
September 26, 2021
Effie Joey Kurtz taking a moment from soccer with his friends at lunch to share his input on the school year.

Effie Alert: First impressions

Dominic Harmon, Peanuts Writer
September 21, 2021
As seventh and eighth graders come back into the building it’s important for them to feel connected to the new normal.

World of Walnut Traditions: Seventh and Eighth Grade Edition

Piper Peanut, Peanuts Advice Columnist
September 21, 2021
Image of the CPS logo

Teaching teams collaborate in blended learning

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
May 25, 2021
A Black Lives Matter Protest in which protesters hold a sign representing the injustice against George Floyd.

The Derek Chauvin trial and verdict

Bronson Presnell, Broadcast Team Member
May 25, 2021
“Type (or choose from the dropdown) the name of the classroom you're starting at or a nearby classroom. Then, type or select the classroom you're going to. Press Go.” the Programming Club wrote on their website.

Returning to school and navigating WHHS

Solié Thress, Staff Writer
May 17, 2021
Grace Barnes, ‘26 worked hard to keep herself active while school was online and all spring sports haven’t gotten started yet. And now she is working hard as a first time lacrosse player balancing sports and school work.

Grace Barnes dodges stress and aims for wins

Jeannie Ngansop, Peanuts Writer
May 13, 2021
Several changes have been made to the performance dates to the Frozen Jr. musical. Currently there will no longer be in-person performances.

Frozen Jr. performance updates

Kat Swift, Managing Editor of Viewpoints
May 11, 2021
Six of Dr. Seuss books have been recently discontinued due to racist and antisemetic stereotypes.

Students weigh in on discontinued Dr. Seuss books

Bronson Presnell, Broadcast Team Member
April 25, 2021
According to the National Federation of State High School Association, “Middle school children who have phones, especially girls, are more prone to emotional and behavioral issues later in adolescence. Most experts recommend that children in this age group not have access to social media because of increased chance in cyberbullying.” The pandemic has caused waves in girl’s mental health and academic pressure as they navigate through WHHS.

Exemplary students: how middle school affects girls

Faith Wallace, Style and Culture Writer
April 20, 2021
Throughout the school year students may have one quarter that seems the hardest to them, whether it is due to non-stop work or lack of motivation.

What quarter is hardest for you?

Jeannie Ngansop, Peanuts Writer
March 28, 2021
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