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South Social Studies Teachers Kendra Caralis and Meg Pierce are planning a 2025 combined North and South trip to Europe.
Interested in traveling to Europe? Here’s your chance
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Photo Credit: Dr. Michael Jon Dean
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School Board votes to postpone remaining meeting time to a later date – during budget cuts discussion
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BOE discusses extreme budget cuts- teachers layoffs included
IA building is set to be vacated for next school year
IA building is set to be vacated for next school year
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Cate Hampton ‘24 after explaining how she’s not stressed about senior skip day being before final exam
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Burnout: the new high school experience
Burnout: the new high school experience
Photo of American Red Cross flyer from the National Honor Society blood drive this past year
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Infographic by: Sophia Fowler
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The outside of Poke Poke located in the village.
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Girls soccer shuts out Henry Ford, 3-0

May 21, 2013
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Connor Gillooly ’14 | Staff Writer

Girls soccer shutout Henry Ford at home on Monday, May 20.

South won the game 3-0 with two goals from Cydney Webb ’15. Anastasia Diamond ’13 provided a strong defensive presence and Danielle Manning ’14 also scored a goal.

Their next game is Tuesday, May 21 at  Detroit Country Day.

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