Voice of the Falcons: Flying Since 1979
The Covid-19 pandemic of 2020 taught the people of the United States a lot of things. It became obvious how easy it is for external forces to take away whatever security we think we have. Middle class Americans learned that their “stable” office jobs aren’t actually that stable. And we realized how much we took... Continue Reading →
In spite of a global pandemic, student senate was still able to have Wish Week. Every year around the end of January into the beginning of February, the tradition of Wish Week takes place. “Make a Wish Colorado is who we work with. We partner with them to match a wish recipient each year with... Continue Reading →
On Feb. 8, 2021, Governor Jared Polis announced that child-care providers, teachers and any Coloradans aged 65-69 could receive the COVID-19 vaccine. This will prevent teachers from contracting the virus, and make school a much safer environment for everyone. Even though Governor Polis made this announcement, for teachers actually receiving the vaccine, it was a... Continue Reading →
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. For the St. Louis Cardinals, they just traded for a hall of fame caliber third baseman, and for the Colorado Rockies, they got nothing in return. The Cardinals are trying to win, the Rockies are trying to lose. On Feb. 1, the Rockies... Continue Reading →
In a school year full of change, HR students and teachers have become increasingly flexible and adaptive to anything that is thrown at them. After finally getting some consistency with the way classes were run. After the new year, the system was changed yet again in order to get the most education out of the... Continue Reading →
In an age of uncertainty, the Highlands Ranch girls basketball team is looking for a little bit of normality. As the district made the decision to send schools back into a modified hybrid school model, the girls basketball team also made the decision to keep players all online in an effort to keep players and... Continue Reading →
From coming back to hybrid after three months, teachers had to adjust to a new synchronous style of learning, with half of their students in-person and half at home instead of being asynchronous during at-home days. However, some teachers have opted to teach straight from their homes this entire school year. The use of technology... Continue Reading →
This episode dives deeper into the article “HRHS introduces new concurrent enrollment class about Colorado history” a feature story written by Cooper Sellers, Staff Reporter (which can be found here).
Every year family and friends all gather together to watch the NFL’s biggest game, the Super Bowl. However, if you're not a football fan and don’t care for the halftime show, you can always count on the commercials during the big game to deliver some quality content. Whether it is comedic, sentimental, eye-opening, or awe... Continue Reading →
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, diabetes is the seventh biggest killer in the United States. However, it is also one of the least talked about diseases. Therefore, people don’t know a lot about this disease and are forced to make up their own beliefs, most of which are wrong and offensive. ... Continue Reading →
