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Bella Sieben

Bella Sieben

Bella Sieben is a junior and this is her first year writing for The Stampede as a headlines reporter. She is in both varsity track and field and on the cross-country team at Metea Valley. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, and volunteering at church. She is also actively involved in Captain's Council, Life Leaders, Filling Hearts With Hope, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Unicef, and Peer Partners. 

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Career panels offers all students the ability to expand their view on future career opportunities.

Medical Field Career Panel brings attention to important work in the community

Bella Sieben, Dhiya Ashlyn D.S., and Lily Senese
November 7, 2023

The Metea Valley Mustang Career Partnership Program is ecstatic to host their latest event, the Medical Field Career Panel. The program provides these different job opportunities to give the students a...

Transfer students utilize the schools program as incoming students

Transfer students utilize the school’s program as incoming students

Dhiya Ashlyn D.S. and Bella Sieben
October 17, 2023

Click on the social worker to learn more about our transfer student program, or the student to find out what transfer students think of the experience. Graphic by: Luisa Bernardino

Metea Valley assists transfer students through their current programs and looks ahead to making improvements

Bella Sieben, News Reporter
October 17, 2023

Metea Valley high school has shared their care and support for newcomers of the Metea Valley community with the student transfer program; however, there is lots of room for improvement. The Metea Valley...

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