There’s a reason why healthcare workers need so much training. They have big jobs — they take care of other people’s brains and bodies while having to take care of themselves and their families....
Evanel Gonzalez, Contributing Writer
• April 10, 2023
After testing MCHS’s drinking water, official results show the samples were deemed ‘satisfactory’ for coliform bacteria and that the school’s drinking water did not have significant amounts of...
On March 22, during all lunch periods, students can attend the new MTI Career Match event.
MCHS will have approximately 30 local organizations/businesses set up in the Upper Campus Main Gym. This voluntary...
"I remember being at my mom's home daycare, playing with other kids. I think [I watched] a lot of PBS shows. There was one specific one. I don't remember what it's called, but it was teaching kids about...
Before Leah Pelletier was a biomedical science teacher, she was an aspiring pediatrician.
That is, until all eight medical schools she applied to rejected her. Or maybe it was seven — one got lost...
Peyton Whelan, Contributing Writer
• March 18, 2022
The bell just rang and Ashley Nagel is sitting at her desk waiting for her Biology class to begin. As students make their way into the classroom she gazes over the class, seeing the familiar bright faces....
Honors Human Body Systems dissected cow eyeballs this on Nov. 17 at the Upper Campus. The students, who are part of the Project Lead the Way Biomedidcal Science Pathway, did this to investigate not only...
The new Center for Science, Technology, and Industry at West Campus opened on March 22, allowing students and teachers to begin having math and science classes in the extension.
“I think [the extension...
In an effort to continue improving the support of both students and staff, the school board approved the split of the social science department into separate English and social sciences departments at...
