Photo by: Tom Musch
A delegation of educational figures from Guangzhou, China paid a visit to Metea Valley High School to take a closer look at the school’s Career and Technology Education (CTE) Departments...
Graphic by Kainin Blissett
Student organizations will be collecting donations for the Hurricane Harvey relief fund this Friday night at the home football game. Football, Band, Cheer, StuGo, and police...
Dr. Echols provided an enthusiastic welcome to a new school year during Metea Valley’s inaugural readiness days last week to prepare the entire student body for the 2017-18 school year. The days included...
Many students at Metea Valley have expressed interest in changing their randomly generated password, and District 204 has accepted this criticism. Starting on May 3 at 2:45 p.m., students will have the...
Demonstrators including students gathered on Earth Day for the "March for Science" to support ‘science facts, [and] not alternative facts,’ in the words of some of the posters at the march. Sparked...
This past Saturday, the class of 2017 attended Metea's annual Senior Road Trip. As the evening progressed, there were multiple events, food, and other games spread throughout the health hallway, commons,...
AP Language and Composition students met in the auditorium last Thursday to video conference Sam Rosen, Vice President of Marketing from The Atlantic in order to fully understand the concept of inquiry...
Life after high school is something that is constantly on a teenager’s mind. Usually, the traditional step is college, but for the students who aren’t going, what will their next step look like, and...
Co-written by Prashant Shankar and Zainie Qureshi.
Over spring break, the Metea Valley Marching Mustangs along with the Jazz Collective went on a trip to Florida and the Bahamas to perform at Disney...
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