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The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

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The Student News Site of Elkhorn North High School

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Maddie Ellis

Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-Chief

Maddie Ellis is a senior at Elkhorn North High School. This is her third year on staff and second year as the Editor-in-Chief.

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Masks are not required at Elkhorn Public Schools, but suggested.

Back to School Sickness

The beginning of the year brought new illnesses for students.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished November 2, 2021

As the new school year came closing in, so did an array of sicknesses. Desks became empty, and students were constantly sniffling, sneezing, and coughing. Everyone thought this would be over by now…...

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Easton Mains keeps the ball to run

Varsity Football vs. Elkhorn High | Photo Series

By Alicia Hernandez, ReporterPublished October 19, 2021

Easton Mains keeps the ball to run

The crowd celebrates and gets excited for the upcoming football game and homecoming dance.

Homecoming Pep Rally | Photo Series

The homecoming pep rally was on Wednesday, September 15th. The dance and cheer teams performed routines for both cheer and dance, students participated in tug of war and relay races, homecoming court was announced, and there was a huddle at the end.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished September 17, 2021

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What color is math (and other school subjects)?

What color is math (and other school subjects)?

There's some controversy here, folks.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished September 8, 2021

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Varsity Football vs. Norris | Photo Series

Varsity Football vs. Norris | Photo Series

The Elkhorn North Wolves played the Norris Titans on Thursday, September 2. The Wolves were defeated 16-47.
By Maddie Ellis and Cameron MeadPublished September 3, 2021

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Elkhorn North's take on COVID Vaccines

Elkhorn North’s take on COVID Vaccines

Students and staff share their experiences with the COVID-19 vaccine.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished May 17, 2021

With the introduction of the COVID vaccine, many people have been weary to get vaccinated or have decided to just wait it out. The vaccine was first released for adults over 18 in early 2021, and more...

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Entrance to one of the barns.

Junkstock: Way More Than Just Junk

The semi-annual flea market celebrated its tenth year this spring with hundreds of vendors from around the country.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished May 11, 2021

From handmade jewelry to fresh honey to antique “junk” to vintage clothing, Junkstock never fails to have something for everyone. With a variety of food and drink options, activities to keep the kids...

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Open Letter to the Bleachers

Open Letter to the Bleachers

It's time to talk...
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished April 22, 2021

We all know that COVID-19 has brought tons of changes to literally everything. Obviously there have been social distancing protocols put in place in all sorts of areas. For school, desks have been placed...

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Vocabulary roots on a whiteboard in Mrs. Healy's room.

COVID Changes the Classroom

Are students gaining any information from testing this school year?
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished April 9, 2021

COVID-19 has brought a large amount of changes and regulations into all sorts of aspects of life. From stores, to sports, to schooling, the pandemic has brought change to pretty much everything in the...

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Maddie Ellis's Squishmallow collection.

Squishmallows | Photo Series

By Alicia Hernandez, ReporterPublished April 2, 2021

Maddie Ellis's Squishmallow collection.

A set up of crystals and other popular forms of healing.

Crystals: New Trend or Ancient Practice?

Many people find the meaning behind the use of crystals and use them in daily life.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished March 30, 2021

Some people swear by them, some do not believe they have any use, but no one can deny that the use of crystals has become increasingly popular over the past year.  While one reason crystals are now...

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Reilly Palmer protects ball from opposing team.

Girls Basketball vs. Omaha Gross @ State Quarterfinals | Photo Series

Elkhorn North Girls Basketball competed in the first round of the state championship, and won 35-28.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished March 4, 2021

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Drawing by Dalia Khalafalla. (Photo courtesy of Khalafalla).

The Artistic Side of Elkhorn North Students

Students at Elkhorn North share their interesting talents and hobbies.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished February 11, 2021

Watching movies, playing video games, or playing sports: all some of the most popular hobbies for the typical high school student. While some usual hobbies take almost no effort, others take tons of dedication,...

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Melissa Peterson recieving her first Master's degree. (Photo courtesy of Peterson)

The Dreams of ENHS Teachers

Elkhorn North teachers reveal their career dreams before going into the education field.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished January 28, 2021

Astronaut, ballerina, surgeon, or pro athlete: these are just a few of the different jobs children dream of pursuing when they are older. Every child has wild dreams of what they want to be when they grow...

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The modern design and layout of the ENHS media center. (Photo courtesy of Mrs. Ethridge)

Extra! Extra! READ All About It!

Elkhorn North High School’s media center has lots to offer for students.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished January 8, 2021

The opening of a brand new building this past fall has brought many different aspects to the table. From brand new sports fields and courts to the extensive weight room, Elkhorn North has outdone itself...

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Wrapped: What Are Elkhorn North Students Listening to?

Wrapped: What Are Elkhorn North Students Listening to?

With as long as a year this has been, music is one of the main things that has kept people going. How did ENHS students listen this year?
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished December 11, 2020

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Shanna Hudgins' Harry Potter Collection (Photo Courtesy of Hudgins).

Unique Collections of Elkhorn North

Students at Elkhorn North have collections to show off.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished November 30, 2020

Many people have a collection of some sort, whether it is large or small. While having collections can sometimes be seen as being different, it is no different from any other hobby. There are many students...

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Sophomore Christian Young lined up.

Football vs. Roncalli | Photo Series

Elkhorn North played their last game of the season against Roncalli Catholic on October 23. The final score was 13-35.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished October 29, 2020

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Fall Fun: COVID Edition

Fall Fun: COVID Edition

A look into what popular fall activities will be like this year.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished October 16, 2020

The fall season is always filled with many different activities that people look forward to all-year-round, but with the pandemic this year, the season is slightly altered.  Especially in Omaha, there...

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Kick-off with Elkhorn North on offense.

Football vs. Mt. Michael | Photo Series

By Payton Coulter, Social Media ManagerPublished October 14, 2020

Elkhorn North cheerleaders raising their poms for kick-off.

The Side Effect of Masks

The Side Effect of Masks

To most people, masks have completely altered the mood and atmosphere of everyday life.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished October 6, 2020

This school year has already been extremely strange and difficult compared to previous school years. From being in a brand new school and having no senior class, to assigned seating areas in the lunchroom,...

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The whale wall at Elkhorn High School.

Saying Goodbye to Elkhorn High

Long-time EHS teachers discuss the effects of leaving behind years of memories and experiences to create new ones at ENHS.
By Maddie Ellis, Editor-in-ChiefPublished September 17, 2020

When Elkhorn North High School was first announced to be established, no one was aware of which teachers would be attending, and which teachers would remain at Elkhorn High School. Before ENHS actually...

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The ENHS teams enter the stadium with Coach Stanley.

Football vs. Plattsmouth | Photo Series

By Maddie Ellis and Sami FrostPublished September 15, 2020

Click through the gallery to view photos from the September 11 homecoming game vs. the Plattsmouth Blue Devils.

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