Seventh graders run to their next scavenger hunt spot during "Wildcats on the Prowl" on Aug. 15.
Seventh graders run to their next scavenger hunt spot during “Wildcats on the Prowl” on Aug. 15.
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Picture this | A year in photos (2025-2026)

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August 27, 2025

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Updated Sept. 27, 2025

 

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School Resource Officer Valerie Butler (right) monitors the metal detector as sophomore Isabelle Gaudry walks through on Aug. 13. “I think [the students have] been adjusting really well," Butler said. "It's been a great week. We've had no issues, no snafus. Everything's been running smoothly, and we've been getting kids to class on time.”

 

 

 

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Seventh graders locate their next target during "Wildcats on the Prowl" on Aug. 15.
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Juniors listen to senior class officer candidates' speeches in the gym on April 23.
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Former Principal Rick Fleming, who retired last year after being principal of the school for 17 years, waves to the crowd on March 13. “This event is awesome, but they should save it for years when we get blue ribbons,” junior Kellyn Hoffmann said. “It would make the event even more special.”
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Students play Gaga ball, where players try to eliminate opponents by hitting them with a ball below the knees. “I’ve been playing Gaga ball for years now, as a boy scout,” junior Parker Wales said. “Although I think my lack of skill seen today comes from the mass amount of people in the pit. I’m typically used to bouncing the balls off the walls and on to people to get them out. The school should invest in an in-ground wooden gaga pit, then I’ll play better.”
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