Student Reaction to Online Learning Varies Across Millcreek
Carley Coe, Journalism 1 writer
June 11, 2020
No student could’ve ever prepared for the news that the rest of their classes would take place online. Beginning on March 30, it was mandatory for every student, grades K-12 to communicate with their teachers via Google Classroom or Schoology and school Google email accounts.
Covid-19 Crosses Southern Border
Rodrigo Cejudo, Journalism 1 writer
June 11, 2020
As of June 3, Mexico has reported 101,238 confirmed cases and 12,107 had to be hospitalized.
Lessons from Online Learning
June 11, 2020
No one knows if students will continue online schooling next year, so as this year comes to a close, teachers and students are thinking about what worked and what didn’t in preparation for next year.
Parent Volunteer Unites Millcreek Through Facebook Page
Natalie Sebunia, Staff Writer
June 11, 2020
Genene Mattern says she spends about 25 to 30 hours each week on We Are Millcreek, all of which is done as a volunteer.
CPA’s spring production of “West Side Story”
Kaylee Lewis, Staff writer, Social Media
November 22, 2019
McDowell’s Center for Performing Arts announced last week that this year’s spring musical will be “West Side Story,” an exhilarating story about two teens from rival gangs who fall in love. Inspired by Shakespeare’s “The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet,” the story follows the rivalry betwe...
McDowell is Freezin’ for a Reason
Ashlee Patron, Copy Editor
November 20, 2019
McDowell is raising money for the unified track team through the 5th annual Polar Plunge. Students can donate money to make McDowell principals Brian Fuller and Dr. John Cavanagh jump into the freezing waters of Lake Erie in the name of the Special Olympics of Pennsylvania. Whichever principal raises the ...
Children Receive Treats Rather than Sweets
Jenna Tupitza, "The Trojan Voice" Editor-in-chief, Staff Writer, Photographer, Layout Designer
November 20, 2019
Tiny ghosts and goblins traveled through the halls of McDowell High School at the second annual Trail for a Cause hosted by the National Honors Society (NHS) on Oct. 13. This event was designed in the spirit of the Teal Pumpkin Project, which was started by the Food Allergy Research and Education ...
District Donates more than $2,500 for Childhood Cancer
Jenna Tupitza, "The Trojan Voice" Editor-in-chief, Staff Writer, Photographer, Layout Designer
November 20, 2019
The Millcreek Township School District raised $2,708.09 for Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, making it the fourth annual donation to the childhood cancer-fighting organization. Alex’s Lemonade Stand started in the front yard of a cancer patient, Alexandra (Alex) Scott, and was then developed into Ale...
College Fair Serves as First Look at Future Opportunities
Jenna Tupitza, "The Trojan Voice" Editor-in-chief, Staff Writer, Photographer, Layout Designer
September 20, 2019
The 37th annual College and Career Night brought students and professionals together on Wednesday in McDowell High School’s South Gym for an evening of questions and answers. More than 30 booths set up by colleges and universities including Slippery Rock University, Allegheny College, Malone Universi...
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