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This spring, Hayes will proctor the SAT for all juniors after giving the ACT over the past several years.
Hayes makes switch from ACT to SAT for juniors
Junior Patrick Mosser stays focused while battling in the finals for Steamtown.
Houses battle for Mario Kart championship
The school board meets on select Mondays throughout the year at 6 p.m. at the Willis Education Center. The full meeting schedule is available online on the districts website.
Harris, McDaniel-Browning and Wiener win spots on school board
The Army Parking Spot is one of the closest parking spots in the student lot and is rewarded to a student who exhibits kindness.
Army parking spot rewards student kindness
A car with a trunk full of food pulls up to the next station.
The 2021 Thanksgiving Meal Kit Drive
Seniors at Hayes and around the country are applying for colleges and making decisions on where they will attend this fall.
Seniors: what’s next for the Class of 2022?
A Timeline of 2021
A Timeline of 2021
A backpack sits a classroom with a yellow hall pass on top of it. The yellow passes are one of many changes being instituted at Hayes to solve disciplinary issues.
Hayes rallies together to sort out disciplinary issues
Andy Doherty holds his baritone during a performance with the Bluecoats Drum Corp from Canton, Ohio. Doherty performed with them during the summer of 2009.
Secret Life Of Teachers: Doherty reflects on season with the Bluecoats
The cast gathers around the sad little tree.
Thespians wrap up ‘Charlie Brown Christmas’ play
Doctor Strange attempts to make the world forget that Peter Parker is Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home. The film is now playing in theaters.
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” combines fan service and heart to produce greatest Spidey film to date
Hayes staff and students share their 2022 goals and hopes for the new year.
New year, new goals for staff and students at Hayes in 2022
Christmas classics hold a place in the hearts of our teachers and many others
Your Hayes teachers favorite classic Christmas movies
Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz) educates several children from the village about the Madrigal family history in Encanto. The film is now playing in theaters.
“Encanto” is yet another enchanting addition to Disney’s catalogue
Stone & Sparrow storefront decorated for the holidays.
Downtown Delaware holiday gift guide
Jamie Hake
Hayes girls’ wrestling team wins against Miami East
The Euclid Entourage student section gives the Boosters a sense of renewed energy and brings the community back together post lockdown. Photo taken and used with permission by Madi Frye.
Athletic Boosters refuel Pacer athletics after pandemic
The College Football Playoff kicks off on New Years Eve, and this years national champions will be determined on January 10, 2022.
College Football Playoff brings a refresh to the postseason
Girl throws bowling ball
Bowling team faces Worthington Kilbourne
Pacer wrestler wins the round against Olentangy Orange.
Girls’ wrestling falls short to Olentangy Orange
Teenagers mental health, and their self confidence, is heavily impacted by the messages they receive at school.
Opinion: Students’ self confidence is vital to overall health
Clock at the beginning of the school day when the second bell rang at 7:25.
School start times should match teens’ sleep cycles
SiriusXM has made a new radio station called TikTok radio to capitalize on the popularity of the app.
Opinion: SiriusXM’s launch of TikTok radio station is a smart move
This map shows the percent of families in each state that can afford infant care. Of Ohio families, approximately 12% can afford infant care.
Opinion: it’s time to fix child care
As the movie industry struggles to bounce back from the Covid-19 pandemic, many people are now weighing their movie-watching options.
Opinion: Streaming services are built for comfort
The Student News Organization for Rutherford B. Hayes High School

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Art of Andrew Bourget at school, Sophia Hance sick in bed. Art by Jackson Collins.

Returning to school is asking for an increase in Covid cases

Sophie Hance, Editor-in-Chief • February 6, 2021

NOTE: This story is part of a Point/Counterpoint Opinion. Follow this link to see the other side! It’s well known that this past year has been especially challenging for everyone due to the Covid-19...

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Art of Andrew Bourget at school, Sophia Hance sick in bed. Art by Jackson Collins.

Students should be allowed the choice to return to hybrid learning

Andrew Bourget, Website Editor • February 6, 2021

NOTE: This story is part of a Point/Counterpoint Opinion. Follow this link to see the other side! While the seriousness of the Covid-19 pandemic cannot be overstated, the following of safety guidelines...

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