SHDHS CRUNews

Ella Rolfsen recently won the KY Secretary of State Essay Contest for seniors in high school for the prompt, "What can Kentucky do to recruit more poll workers?" Ella won $1000 and was awarded the check at the KHSAA basketball tournament this week.

SHDHS Freshman Ella Gunning, daughter of Scott and Natalie Gunning, is training in Maine with elite athletes during the winter season. Way to go, Ella! You are a Cru superstar!

Students have been coming to Mrs. Kaiser-Munday's room during Flex for the last three months to work on the Lego Map! All 12000 pieces have been placed, and it is now finished and will be displayed in room 204.

Chemistry Last week, chemistry students fired up the Bunsen burners again to synthesize magnesium oxide. Mr. Fay gave a quick lesson on crucibles and Arthur Miller’s “The Crucible,” and then the students set to work on the reaction. Their goal was to produce as much...

Tech CRU students won the showcase competition past weekend at Tech Olympics, hosted by INTERalliance at the Great American Ball Park. Carson Schmidt (Senior), David Reding (Senior), William Bartlett (Senior), Aaron Milner (Junior), Ray Neiheisel (Junior), and Collin...

SHDHS place 2nd Overall at the Regional Governor's Cup Tournament! The CRU brought home the following medals. These students will advance to the State Finals in March. 1st Place FPS Team - Sydney Hennessey, Sam Lewis, Ella Rolfsen, Gracie Greber 1st Place Language...

Congratulations to the 16 students who participated in the 30th Annual John O’Bryan Math Tournament in late November at NKU. Ten schools participated this year, with a total of 86 students competing. Ms. Grosser coached these teams. The Varsity Team of Jack Goodwin,...

On St. Nick's day, Mrs. Roebker (Counselor) & Mrs. Poat (Campus Minister) had a great time with the freshmen. Mrs. Roebker taught them how to use Scoir, our college search software. The freshmen are ready to ask their relatives questions about college over the...

Student Council members greeted all students on Wednesday with wood-carved ornaments. This is a way to honor the true meaning of Christmas, Jesus Christ's birth.