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Senior Spotlight: SSFP LaFollette
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Sennett Staff Spotlight:
Melea Richardson
My name is Melea Richardson. I have worked at Sennett Middle School for the past 15 years as a Special Educational Assistant. My passion is helping others. Over the years I've been able to make connections with countless numbers of students. Witnessing growth in my kids, whether it's daily or over time, fills me with passion to continue to grow my mind and heart to be the best that I can be for them and for myself. If they succeed, I succeed. And together, we all have success.
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Sennett Students Shown at Science Olympiad Competition
by Mckenna Kohlenberg
Assistant Editor, Sennett Free Press
Twelve students from Sennett Middle School recently traveled to the State Science Olympiad Competition at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Sennett Free Press
student reporter Savanah Shadof was among the 12.
Sennett Olympiad students practiced lab skills and studied a variety of science subjects for months in preparation. The team placed 10th at the Regional Competition in Oshkosh this February, an excellent ranking among the 36 middle school groups competing.
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Asthma and Allergies are Nothing to Sneeze At
by Mckenna Kohlenberg
Assistant Editor, Sennett Free Press
Family trips, the flu, various appointments—these are the reasons commonly given by students seeking excused school absences. But allergies and asthma? Though it might sound odd, Sennett Middle School’s Health Office recently cited allergies and asthma as the top causes of missed school days in middle school-aged children.
Deemed the “National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month” by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA), May can be a challenging time for those suffering these ailments. Though this month’s sunny, warm days tempt most of us to spend increasing amounts of time outside, those with asthma and allergies should be careful.
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Twelve students from Sennett Middle School recently traveled to the State Science Olympiad Competition at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Sennett Free Press
student reporter Savanah Shadof was among the 12.
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Michael Jordan is known as one of greatest NBA basketball players in history. In 1981, he joined the college basketball team Chapel Hill in North Carolina. In 1982, he scored the winning point against Georgetown University. In 1983 and 1984 he was awarded NCAA´s college Player of the Year. He was known as a strong and fast player and a strong leader. In 1984, he participated in the Olympics and won the gold medal for the USA team. Jordan’s team, the Chicago Bulls, won their first NBA championship by defeating Los Angeles Lakers in 1990 and the Portland Trail Blazers in 1992. Jordan received the NBA Most Valuable Player Award five times and was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball hall of fame in 2009.
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After the recent events in Florida, a group of students at Ray F. Sennett Middle School decided to speak out and teach people to be mindful and understanding about gun violence and school shootings. These students created a group called “Stop the Gun Violence” or S.T.G.V Power.
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A big-time star with an attitude, Selena Quintanilla Perez was born in Lake Jackson, Texas, on April 16, 1971. She began performing as a child and, by age of 10, became the lead singer in her family band, "Selena y Los Dinos".
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Wardell Stephen Curry II, more commonly known as Stephen Curry, is a professional basketball player for the Golden State Warriors and 2015 MVP (Most Valuable Player).
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Have you ever wondered how Drake became one of the most famous artists in the music industry? Well here’s the story of how Drake went from “0 to 100, real quick,” to quote one of his songs.
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We all know that at La Follette, we contain a high number of people who are talented beyond belief. One of those people is a senior soccer player; the one and only Robin Mwai. She successfully composed three informative “Fool Proof” videos to teach adolescents about saving money for Summit Credit Union’s Project Teen Money Competition. Satisfyingly, Mwai won the competition and her reward was a $2,500 scholarship. You heard me right, $2,500!!
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My name is Melea Richardson. I have worked at Sennett Middle School for the past 15 years as a Special Educational Assistant. My passion is helping others.
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When moving into a new city, it can take a while to get used to your new environment and feel a part of your community. If you’re a sociable person, it might take you less than a week to get yourself familiarized with your surroundings. I’ve been living here for 15 years and I still have no idea what the heck I’m doing here.
I don’t feel like I belong in Madison, Wisconsin because of my ethnicity and many other aspects. I feel that my physical self is here, but my emotional self, and spiritual self belongs elsewhere.
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Robin Mwai will graduate from LaFollette High School this June. She began working at the Free Press during the beginning of her freshman year and ultimately became a teen editor.
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