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Humans of Metea: Girls Swim

Humans of Metea: Girls’ Swim

Paige Friedlander
October 25, 2019

Girls' swim is at the tail end of their season with conference, sectionals, and state around the corner. The swimmers have been working hard this year, and they are hopeful and excited about their upcoming...

Humans of Metea: Alyssa Schneider

Humans of Metea: Alyssa Schneider

Claire Baffes
October 17, 2019

Running a marathon tops many people’s to-do lists. But few can say that they went through with it. Math teacher and cross country and track sponsor Alyssa Schneider had the opportunity to do so last...

Humans of Metea: Roshan Sirole

Humans of Metea: Roshan Sirole

Paige Friedlander
October 11, 2019

The highest achievement a Boy Scout can receive is to become an Eagle Scout. To become an Eagle Scout, a Boy Scout must gain the necessary amount of merit badges, create a service project that benefits...

Una luz dentro las vidas de los hispanos en Metea Valley

Una luz dentro las vidas de los hispanos en Metea Valley

Isabella Villalobos
October 10, 2019

In celebration of the National Hispanic Heritage Month and the Hispanic community of Metea, this article is part of a new series of articles that will be entirely in Spanish. En celebracion del mes...

Metea’s National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists express gratitude for the opportunity

Metea’s National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists express gratitude for the opportunity

Claire Baffes
October 8, 2019

Thirteen Metea Valley Students have recently been named as semi-finalists for a National Merit Scholarship. After taking their last PSAT their junior year and filling out an application similar to a college...

Humans of Metea: Marc Hornig

Humans of Metea: Marc Hornig

Marco Rivero
October 4, 2019

A first job is often stressful, daunting, and most of all an experience to be remembered. For Marc Hornig, the newest orchestra teacher at Metea, this is his first teaching job is within this school. Teaching...

Humans of Metea: Drushya Musham

Humans of Metea: Drushya Musham

Marco Rivero
September 27, 2019

Starting and growing a business is one of the hardest things one can do. Devoting a considerable share of that business to charity is even harder. Junior Drushya Musham is at the early stages of growing...

Humans of Metea: Carter Wijangco

Humans of Metea: Carter Wijangco

Amber Corkey
September 20, 2019

Almost everyone in high school finds something they are passionate about. Carter Wijangco, a sophomore at Metea, found his passion for fishing. He’s participated in numerous fishing competitions over...

Jordan Dullnigg is Nationally Recognized for her Special Involvement

Jordan Dullnigg is Nationally Recognized for her Special Involvement

Alexandra Guckel
September 20, 2019

Jordan Dullnigg is a senior at Metea Valley and is very involved in programs such as Special Olympics at Metea. She is on the board for the Special Olympics activation committee this year, which is part...

Humans of Metea: Quaran Ahmad

Humans of Metea: Quaran Ahmad

Marco Rivero
September 12, 2019

All over Metea are people making their own music across every genre. Quaran Ahmad is one of those musicians. For years Quaran has been producing and writing his own music under the name VYNNI. You can...

Humans of Metea: Officer Lopez

Humans of Metea: Officer Lopez

Isabella Villalobos
September 6, 2019

As a police officer, there is a requirement of responsibility in their actions and being aware that they symbolize the highest standards of civilians, meaning, therefore, they are looked up to many. School...

Humans of Metea: Rí Pritchard

Humans of Metea: Rí Pritchard

Amber Corkey
August 29, 2019

Marching Band is a huge production of music and visuals. It requires strength, endurance, and composure to get through a show. Although the band mostly consists of music students, many non-music students...

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