For many, the third quarter has left students feeling overwhelmed and stressed because of the workload of school. Syntero counselor Shannon Miller said that she has seen around 20 students who have been...

Over the past few weeks students and counselors have been working to complete online scheduling for the next school year while following the guidelines of the pandemic. In previous years, counselors have...

The college visiting process for students has been shaped into a new form due to the Covid-19 pandemic. College representatives were not allowed to come to Hayes to recruit this year, and many campuses...

On Tuesday, March 2 the Delaware City Schools Board of Education met to discuss the proposed idea to switch to a five-day, full in-person learning structure for the remainder of the school year. The majority...

On January 6, a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol during the certification of the Presidential Election. President Trump was accused of inciting the riot. Many called for Trump to resign, and some even called...

On March 8 and 9, a group of around twenty parents protested the Board of Education’s decision to keep schools on a hybrid schedule. The school board made the decision on March 2 to stay hybrid, due...

Over the past year, the Covid-19 pandemic has brought many challenges to normal life, including performances and musicals. However, the Hayes Thespians are working hard to perform the musical “Little...

On January 6, 2021, people watched as the U.S. Capitol building was stormed and raided by supporters of former President Trump. This revolt rode on claims of a stolen and corrupted election, propelled...

Although many factors regarding the Covid-19 pandemic are still up in the air, Hayes is moving forward with a plan for next school year. In a perfect world, students will be able to return to school as...