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After nine months of complete roadway reconstruction, the segment of Monarch Boulevard from Castle Pines Parkway to Berganot Trail reopened Dec. 9. The completion of the construction Monday afternoon marked one of the final phases of Monarch’s construction, with the final leg beginning in June. “The City is very pleased with the project's progress. This year’s project installed 8,900 feet of new waterline and completely reconstructed 1.7 miles of roadway and related infrastructure,”  project manager and civil engineer Dole Grebenik said.
Conflicts of Construction: UPDATE
Monarch Boulevard’s phase four of road construction ended Dec. 9
by Dee Lee and Rosie Benson December 13, 2024

After months of early alarms and long lines, it's time to say goodbye to the barricades and makeshift traffic lights. Monarch Boulevard has reopened...

The Eco Club competed against two other schools in the district, Castle View High School and ThunderRidge High School. Actions completed by the club were rewarded with a certain number of points, the winner being the school with the greatest total.
You Are My Sunshine: Update
by Bella Lin, Managing Editor • December 10, 2024

On Oct. 30, 24 members from Eco Club participated in a tour of the school’s roof solar panels as part of the ReNew Our Schools energy education...

While waiting for the game to begin, Sarah Callahan ‘26, Ashley Chang ‘26 and Mishika Bhatia ‘26 talk with math teacher Austin Bennett during the first round of pool play of Trivia Bowl  Nov. 12. Trivia Bowl is a tradition where all seminars from around the school go against each other to see which one is the best at trivia. “I’m looking forward to winning,” Isaac Campbell ‘26 said. “We had a tough first round, but I know the second round will be better.”
Trivia Bowl: A Battle for the Best
by Geoff Brauchler, Reporter • December 2, 2024

As the bell rings for the start of Seminar, students across the school impatiently sit in their classrooms. At the front of the room are two...

On Oct. 30, 24 Eco Club members took a tour of the school’s solar panels on the roof. They were guided and taught by an employee from E Light Electric, the company that maintains the school’s solar panels, and learned about how the panels are maintained and cared for. “I was definitely very excited about being on the roof in general,” Eco Club member Olivia Fang ‘26 said. “[It was exciting to] learn more about solar panels and how they work and how they supply energy to our school.”
You are My Sunshine
by Bella Lin, Managing Editor • November 8, 2024

Students go to school every day, yet they rarely see one part of the building: the roof.  However, on Oct. 30, 24 Eco Club members had the...

Today, Nov. 5 is Election Day. If you are eligible to vote, you can choose to vote from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Make sure to check out our ballot box and polling center information to find your polling location.
Presidential Election: What You Need to Know
by Sanaa Sow and Elly Brooks November 5, 2024

It’s election time! Here are a few things to know for everyone in the Jaguar community who is 18 or older and is planning to cast a ballot...

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Varsity football players run out of the Jaguar tunnel with smoke flying at 7 p.m. at Echo Park Stadium Sept. 20 for the Homecoming football game against Grandview High School ending in a 42-17 loss. After halftime performances from Dance Team and Cheer, Man Poms and Marching Band the seniors organized a new chalkthrow in the student section. “I was pretty fired up, running out of the tunnel is always really fun and it was crazy seeing how many people were in the stands to watch us play even if the end result wasn’t what we had hoped for,” Captain and wide receiver Kai Ingrassia ‘26 said. “ It’s never fun to lose a game, especially Homecoming, but if you can learn something from an experience and do better next time then it wasn’t entirely bad, Grandview is a really good football team and their record didn’t reflect that. We learned a lot of things from a top team in the state that I really believe will help us get significantly better throughout the rest of our season,”
Touchdowns and Triumphs: Football Photo Recap
by Quinn Barton and Preston Duman December 9, 2024

  The Jags run onto the field at Halftime Help Stadium Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. after spending the week prior preparing to play the Mountain...

Varsity football coach Kevin Meyer stands for the national anthem before the homecoming game game against Grandview High School at EchoPark Stadium Sept. 20. Meyer coached the team for four years and led the team to a 4-7 season record before announcing his retirement Nov. 11. “We had a great four years going 26 to 21. It was a program that was really down, and it took a lot to get to where we are now,” Meyer said.
BREAKING: Varsity football Coach Kevin Meyer steps down
by Blake Cartwright, Reporter • November 12, 2024

On Nov. 11, varsity head coach Kevin Meyer informed the team that he would be stepping down with the conclusion of the 2024 football season,...

After her Powder Puff team the “Touchdown Teasers” scored, Anouck Doublet ‘25 celebrates with her teammates Sept. 16. Powder Puff took place at Echo Park Stadium at 6 p.m. “I thought it was super special, and it was really nice to see all my friends just get together and do something really fun,” Doublet said.
A Field Full of Flag Football
by Rosie Benson and Dee Lee September 20, 2024

Cleats sink into turf and sweat smudges face paint as teams of athletes play on EchoPark Stadium’s field. Teams sporting jerseys decorated...

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Behind the Playbook: Coach Myer Reflects on His Career
After 41 years of coaching, Myers shares insights and stories about his career.
by Emma Davenport, Reporter • December 18, 2024

The Ashley Isabella Scott Foundation was created on Oct. 31 by her mother, Anne Henington, in hopes of inspiring others and helping youth.
Photo courtesy of: Anne Henington
Finding Hope and Healing
by Kaliya Glaser, Reporter • November 22, 2024

On Oct. 23, freshman, cheerleader, friend, classmate and daughter Ashley Scott ‘28 died.  Throughout her life, Ashley was known by her...

During a lab in Kerry Reilly’s Chem Honors class, Millie Goblirsch ‘27 looks through a spectroscope to examine the emission spectra of a mystery element Nov. 12. Through spectral tubes and flame tests, students were able to discover the wavelengths of different elements and metals via the unique emission spectra that each element produces. “I liked the chem lab because we were able to see how certain elements reacted when energy was added,” Addison Evert ‘27 said. “Many of the flames were unique colors when the metals were added.”
Looking for Light
by Madison Dysart, Reporter • November 21, 2024

In an everyday scenario, teachers would persuade students to not play with fire. However on Nov. 8 and Nov. 12, teachers encouraged their students...

Ice and snow make it difficult for drivers on the road. During snowstorms, drivers have poor visibility, and frozen roads make it difficult to stay in control. “Driving home from Denver [on Friday], the neighborhoods weren’t plowed. By the time we got back they were only plowing highways. We spun out, nearly got stuck and fishtailed a few different times,” Connor Pugh ‘26 said.
Staying Safe in Snow and Ice
by Ally Kelley, Multimedia Editor • November 19, 2024

Phones buzzed, students gossiped, rumors were bouncing off the walls of the school and all over town. It was the talk of the town. Did...

The graphic above represents how plastic pollution affects our oceans marine organisms. Sea turtles can sometimes consume plastic bags due to mistaking them for jelly fish, a large part of some sea turtles' diets.
Environmental Endeavors: Distrawt Oceans
by Bella Lin, Managing Editor • November 4, 2024

The graphic above represents how plastic pollution affects our oceans marine organisms. Sea turtles can sometimes consume plastic bags due to...

Nick TeSelle ‘25 works on the “WayLessSad” merch website Aug. 29. WayLessSad is aiming to collaborate with Better Help and make its own hotline to be there for those who need immediate help. “Eventually I'd like to have in-house psychiatrists and psychologists that you can talk to on call whenever you need,” TeSelle said.
Working Towards Becoming “WayLessSad” with Nicholas TeSelle
by Baylie Van Horn Turnidge, Reporter • September 6, 2024

Nicholas TeSelle ‘25. Some know him as a tech director for theater productions or the president of the Student Ambassador Program or even as...

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The Glitch Podcast Episode One: Nominations, Non-Compliance and New Trends
by Geoff Brauchler and Jackson Bond December 17, 2024

The first episode of The Glitch Podcast covers the recent controversy over The Game Awards’ nominations, a lawsuit against Mojang Studios and...

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Review: “Epic: the Musical” A Three Thousand Year Old Tale
by Ally Kelley, Multimedia Editor • October 28, 2024

Would you listen to a musical based on a historical poem?  Would you listen to a musical that has a following of over 211 thousand people,...

Halloween Quiz
Halloween Quiz
by James Bogue, Reporter • October 23, 2024

Have you wondered how much you know about Halloween? Take this quiz to test your Halloween knowledge!

Dress to Impress
Dress to Impress
by Brynn Gosnell September 18, 2024

The clock is ticking, and the Homecoming dance is just around the corner, but one thing is missing… a dress. Check out this infographic...

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The Ultimate Quiz: Trivia Quiz
by James Bogue, Reporter • September 16, 2024

Do you think you know your trivia? Take this 10 question quiz to find out how much trivia you actually know.

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As Finals Week is in full swing, here are five study tips.
Study Smarter, Not Harder
by Ally Kelley, Multimedia Editor • December 18, 2024

Finals started Dec.16, which means students have a few days to ensure their semester grades are where they want them to be before the break....

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Mariah Carey: The Infinite Money Glitch
by Ofure Okojie, Reporter • December 14, 2024

“It’s Tiiiiiiiiiime!”-Mariah Carey.  Everyone knows that tune by her. As Christmas approaches, the festive spirit fills the air and...

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Note to Self #2: More is Less
by River Brown, Reporter • December 13, 2024

Let’s talk about consumerism. Don’t worry, this isn’t a lecture, it’s not even a full case study (though if you want to read an interesting...

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Tyler the Creator surprises fans with album teasers in October
by Drew Avila and Maya Poczwardowska December 3, 2024

This graphic depicts a “retro” cassette with Tyler, the Creator’s new album name on it as well as a quick introduction to the piece.  If...

Christmas time is coming up, it is time to make a wish list. This graphic depicts a set of holiday decorations and the typical kids’ tradition, milk and cookies for Santa Claus.
A New Way to Wish
by Hannah Guss, Reporter • November 20, 2024

It’s that time of the year again. Time to make a Christmas wish list of all the presents you want under the sparkling Christmas tree. Some...

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