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As the student section cheers, the grizzly has been shown off to the crowd.
Grizzly Revealed
The smell of Rain
The smell of Rain
Hunter Stahl ('26), Slade Haviland ('28), Mitchell Lerner ('26), Levi Simms ('29), Gage Garrett ('27) Celebrating their 2nd place team score trophy.
Runnin’ The Hills
The Ratchet Rockers won the tournament in Iowa with the Wildcard Robotics and Robotic Warriors.
Robotics Goes to World
This is the 97th Oscars show ever, with there being around 3 years away from the 100th show.
The 97th Oscars Show
The Super Bowl this year had many surprises to see.
The 59th Super Bowl
Seniors, Marisa Abraham and Dylan Richards, have been at our school for all four years of high school.
Senior Review
Of all of the restaurants in Wentzville, this is a favorite amongst the faculty and staff.
Fast Food for the Staff
Freshman, T.K. Davdison, has noticed some differences in high school that have made him more responsible.
Freshman First Impressions
This sign was put on the window of the front office that shows the prohibition of third party food delivery.
No More Outside Food
Brody Pierce ('28), Ben Billeau ('28) and Adam Sizemore ('28) are beginning to get used to the new cell phone rule. "We like to be on our phones before school, but we get off of them as soon as the bell rings," Sizemore said.
Overcoming the Urge To Take It Out of Your Pocket
Thunderbolts: Movie Review
Thunderbolts: Movie Review
Final Stretch of Hunter Stahls Sub 15 minute race.
15 Minute Barrier Broken
Our players are very excited for the upcoming basketball season.
Ready to Ball
Khilie Jacobs ('29) had spirit week fun on class colors day.
The Homecoming Pep
The team celebrates a good play after the first game of the season against the Knights.
Five and Counting
Our girls are celebrating the win.
Girls For the Win
Hunter Stahl ('26), Slade Haviland ('28), Mitchell Lerner ('26), Levi Simms ('29), Gage Garrett ('27) Celebrating their 2nd place team score trophy.
Runnin’ The Hills
Final Stretch of Hunter Stahls Sub 15 minute race.
15 Minute Barrier Broken
Ms. Swanson and Mrs. Struckman are in their Twin Day apparel for HOCO Spirit week.
67 Takeover
Mrs. Struckman's freshman class is busy working on Blackout Poetry.
Yay or Nay to Freshman Year
These are two options in our vending machine
Halloween Favorites
Hunter Stahl ('26), Slade Haviland ('28), Mitchell Lerner ('26), Levi Simms ('29), Gage Garrett ('27) Celebrating their 2nd place team score trophy.
Runnin’ The Hills
The students at the pep rally awaited the announcement of the HOCO theme.
Grizzly Park After Dark
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
HOCO Promo
HOCO Promo
NPTV Season 4, Episode 3
NPTV Season 4, Episode 3
Be sure to check out our musical on November 20, 21, and 22.
The Addams Family Brought to Life
NPTV Season 4, Episode 2
NPTV Season 4, Episode 2
NPTV Season 4, Episode 1
NPTV Season 4, Episode 1
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
NPTV Season 4, Episode 4
HOCO Promo
HOCO Promo
NPTV Season 4, Episode 3
NPTV Season 4, Episode 3
NPTV Season 4, Episode 2
NPTV Season 4, Episode 2
NPTV Season 4, Episode 1
NPTV Season 4, Episode 1
NPTV Senior Special
NPTV Senior Special

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NPTV Season 4, Episode 1

NPTV Season 4, Episode 1

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September 11, 2025
Cheyenne Kingsbury (12), one of the judges for Project Poetry, gets ready to give feedback

Project Poetry

Alonna Carter, Reporter
November 15, 2024
The Grizzlies get ready to pounce on Fort Zumwalt East.

The Colors Of Victory

Alonna Carter and Alessia Zennaro
October 4, 2024
Feeling fresh on late starts make the school day better.

Benefits of An Extra Two Hours Sleep

Alonna Carter and Alessia Zennaro
September 24, 2024
The parent drop-off line in the morning is tougher than normal due to middle school starting earlier, but the administration is working on solutions.

Traffic Woes

Alonna Carter, Ciara Stinson, and Reese Morrow
September 11, 2024
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