Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press
Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press
Freedom Area High School's Student Newspaper

FHS Press
News
Journalism students attend regional competition at Slippery Rock University
For the love of journalism
Physics Club puts on annual Fall Fest
Features
Passing on knowledge: Demonstrating how to mold the clay, Ms. Kaylee Haggerty assists Hannah Shaffer (11) with shaping her lemon squeezer in ceramics. Haggerty often provided insight and assistance to her students within all levels of art.
Haggerty leaves high school
Lainey Tuszynski, Asst. News Editors • November 26, 2024

Sitting in classrooms are students who have learned from and formed connections with teachers. Textbook knowledge is a valuable resource for students to gain the information...

Self security: Feeling self-conscious, teens with acne could be bullied and singled out by others, making them feel alone. It is important for teens to understand that acne is a normal occurrence that everyone faces.
Skin issues affect mental health
November 26, 2024
March on: Focused on their performance, Elias Boyd (12) and Joseph Castelli (12) play during the halftime show on Aug. 23. Each instrumentalist is a key factor to an extravagant halftime show.
Marching season ends, concert band starts
November 26, 2024
Back in time
October 31, 2024
The spirit of Samhain: These days, Halloween is a lot different from Samhain, the holiday it was based on. However, some of the traditions remain the same.
Freedom’s frights
October 31, 2024
Sports
On thin ice: Preparing for play, Noah Fessides (12) gets into position to play the puck once it is dropped. The puck drop at the beginning of every game plays a major factor in the rest of the game.
Sharpening the skates
Colton Blank, Social Media Director • December 19, 2024

As December begins to roll around, hockey closes in on playoffs. Like many sports teams, the hockey team worked to fix any problems they had in their play and get nit-picky...

Strong start: Posing for a group picture, the wrestling team smiles after their performance in the Chartier-Houston tournament. The tournament was one of the first ways during the season for the team to test their abilities.
Wrestling team starts season strong
December 19, 2024
Offense on: At an attempt to sweep away the ball, Brianne Casto (11) has all of her attention on trying to get around her opponent. She is then ready to see which of her teammates are open.
Girls basketball struggles entering new season
December 19, 2024
Making a move: About to make a pass, Jalen Mohrbacher (11) looks to see if anyone is open. Basketball takes strategy and it is important to think before someone shoots.
Boys basketball season begins with a losing streak
December 19, 2024
Circle of smiles: Coming together after the game, every participant huddles around for a photo. Participating in Powderpuff is an opportunity for students from all grade levels to come together and play against one another in friendly competition.
Powder-Puff continues despite participation challenges
December 19, 2024
Opinion
The fine print: When booking even a one-day trip to theme parks, families are often aghast by the often hidden extent of ticket pricing. This worsens when families hope to share a joyous experience and build lifelong memories for their children, especially when visiting a theme park for multiple days.
The happiest places on earth
Addison Freeman, Copy Editor • December 19, 2024

Since their grand openings, the popular Disneyland and Walt Disney World theme parks have been marketed as “The Happiest Place on Earth.” These attractions, along with...

An expensive future: As teenagers start to shop for cars, they are overwhelmed by the extremity of the prices. Most teenagers are required to pay for a car, gas, and insurance, even with the rising prices.
Driving age limits, car prices affect teenagers
December 19, 2024
Women lose their rights: When Donald Trump was in office previously, he appointed three conservative Supreme Court judges. After these judges were appointed, the Roe v Wade ruling was overturned in 2022.
The wrong and right way to protest election results
December 19, 2024
Christmas statistics: Each year, consumers flock to different stores to purchase gifts for their friends and family. This may lead to extra stress and pressure from family.
Holiday season tarnished with pressure, fatigue
December 19, 2024
Sniffles should not stop students
December 19, 2024
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