On Saturday, May 21st, members of the club Relay For Life marched to support cancer awareness. Mrs. Loblanco and Mrs. Rehak have been working for months to bring the school to the march. But even though they've been doing it for the long time, EHS has been participating for a while. "I have been doing it for 11 or 12 years," says Mrs. Loblanco....

  "As kids, everyone has something that they are inclined to like; creating is something that came naturally to me.”-Ms. Johansen, Art Teacher at EHS Because of its relaxing and rewarding nature, pottery is loved by many students at Emerson Junior Senior High School.  The feel of the clay and the spin of the wheel seem to soothe.  The...

  Put Your Best Self Into Your Work Always put effort into your schoolwork,and try to be enthusiastic about what you’re doing. If you don’t go into something pessimistically, it will be a much better experience. Show your personality in class, and don’t be cynical about the class. If your teachers like you and understand where you're...

If you’re going into David Cronenberg’s latest film expecting a return to form for “the master of body horror” you will probably find yourself disappointed. By no means is Crimes of the Future middling, in fact it’s the best film of 2022 so far but Neon’s misleading marketing focuses solely on the film’s most gruesome “Cronenbergian”...

Do you ever wonder what your favorite teachers do over summer break? While many students go on vacation, go to the beach, and hang out with friends, teachers at EHS also have some fun summer activities planned. Below, five interviewed teachers reveal their summer plans. Tenth-grade English teacher Mr. Hedges has a perfect blend of work and relaxation...