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Brody Armbrust, Reporter

Brody Armbrust plays tennis for Elkhorn North High School. He is a sophomore and he is new to Newspaper. Brody also likes to swim in his free time.

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This is an example of what one of the final drafting projects looks like. They are hand drawn with the occasional use of stencils.

Housing and Interior Design

By Brody Armbrust, Reporter
December 20, 2023
“My mom makes me study for everything, because she wants me to get a good grade in AP World History.” Sophomore, Rylan Stephens, said. “I push my son study, because my expectations are high, and I want him to do well.” Social Studys Teacher, Heather P. said.

Packs within the pack

By Brody Armbrust and Carly Siedschlag
October 31, 2023
“I can get the inside knowledge from my mom that other kids can’t,” freshmen Sawyer Maloney said. “My job is better with my kids at the school because I get to see them so often, and when I need something from home I can have Murphy bring it,” Administrative Assistant Hollie Maloney said. “I like that my mom is part of administration because I can see her whenever I want throughout the day,” senior Murphy Maloney said.

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Photo courtesy of Kyla Henthorn. “Brody’s friend Ella became my TA to get snacks during study hall.” Chemistry Teacher, Reyne Armbrust, said. “The best part of having my mom at the same school as me is that I can go to her for help and snacks whenever I want.” Sophomore, Brody Armbrust, said.

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“My mom teaching science makes me like science and I am pretty good at it.” Sophomore, Lucah Sekle, said. “I don’t have to help my son much but he also likes science and does well in the class.” Science Teacher, Abby Sekle, said.

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“I go to my mom’s room all of the time for class, someone to talk to, and I leave some of my stuff in there.” Senior, Natalie Hecht, said. “I like having my kids in the same school as me because we build relationships outside of home.” Social Studies Teacher, Ashley Anderson, said. “Knowing that my mom is in the school keeps me from doing things I shouldn’t do.” Freshmen, Kiera Hecht, said.

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“My daughter is always good at school, so I don’t hear much about her ever.” Teachers Assistant, Shelli Willcoxon, said. “I always make good decisions in school, but I will say having my mom in school keeps me on my absolute best behavior.” Senior, Emma Willcoxon, said.

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“All of my teachers treat me the same even though they know my mom works here.” Freshmen, Jackson Seger, said. “My favorite part of having my son in school is seeing him unexpectedly throughout the day.” Math Teacher, Michelle Seger, said.

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“I do not see any disadvantages to having my mom as the school nurse, only benefits. Sophomore, Hayden Bird, said. ”My kids will come by throughout the day sometimes just to say hi and relax.” Nurse, Sarah Bird, said. “Having my mom at the school is helpful when I forget something at home and when I am tired of class I can go to chill in her room.” Senior, Logan Bird, said.

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“I like to keep home and school separate for my kids and I.” Athletic Director, Luke Ford, said. “Having my dad at the same school as me does not have any downsides, it is so nice to have him there.” Junior, Ella Ford, said.

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Trenton Nolan poses for his North Howler headshot as he not only participates in Student Council, but also Newspaper, Active Minds (Hope Squad), and SADD.

Wolf of the Week: Trenton Nolan

By Brody Armbrust and Mallory Ringenberg
September 22, 2023
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