The Jet Tribune. 1st Edition *Swooping in with the News* August 24, ! School is Back in Session!

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The Jet Tribune 1st Edition *Swooping in with the News* August 24, 2018 A Lesson in Thoughtfulness By Dawson Ashmore SCHOOL IS BACK! Every year on the first day of school we have a team building session. This year, Ms. Henderson was leading the way. Ms. Henderson entertained the classes with a few funny jokes and then had a serious message for all the students. Her message centered on making sure that every student knew that once they say something they can t take it back. It is important to think first, and be careful with what you say. To demonstrate, she called up two students and had them squeeze toothpaste onto a plate. She then asked the students to put the paste back into the tube. I remembered that you cannot take back your words no matter how hard you try said Jordann Shay, a senior here at Altoona Midway. The lesson cautions students to think before something is said because words can t be taken back. Mr. Ashmore welcomes students back for a great year, and the cheerleaders entertained the school with their exciting routine! 3...2...1! School is Back in Session! The halls, previously empty of young voices, became alive with laughter, ideas, and questions as students poured into the gym on Thursday, August 16, 2018. There waiting to greet the students with smiles and excitement were Principal Ashmore, teachers, and staff. New teachers, Mrs. Dvorachek and Mr. Smedley were introduced. Mrs. Day, who moved up from fourth grade, and Mrs. Wilson, the new office aide, were cheered. Students cheered for their teachers, and the excitement of the new school year began. Lockers, Here We Come! Lockers are clanging in the hallway. This year, students are using their lockers to store their belongings. When asked why lockers are important, Mr. Ashmore responded, Backpacks were becoming a safety issue in the classroom. Lockers are a safe place to keep belongings and are there for the students use. In addition, using lockers will teach students the skills of organization, responsibility, and accountability. The biggest challenge now seems to be remembering the combinations. 1

Jet Sports Go Jets! We are the Jets, the mighty, mighty Jets! Go Jets! High School Volleyball By Micala Kinzle This year s volleyball team looks better than it has in the past. The improvement starts with the seventeen young athletic players. The coaches are at it working the teams for wins. I interviewed some of the players for some feedback. Caitlin Maxwell, Senior, has stated, I am excited for this year, so far I m having fun. I feel like we are improving and it s spectacular. We are ready to win. One of the newest players, Brandi Allen, Freshman, has said, My first year in high school is really confusing, but it is really fun. I hope I ll get as good as the other girls. Good luck to the volleyball team as it sees its first action this Saturday at Jayhawk Linn. Go Jets!! Cheer By Summer Tarlton On August 9, 2018, the middle school and high school cheerleaders were able to perform at a Kansas City Chiefs game and dance on the field at Arrowhead Stadium. The sixth graders exclaimed that they would like to go back next year. The cheerleaders started a little late on practicing the dance, but they practiced so hard that Mr. Ashmore, our principal, asked us to do the dance in front of the whole school on the first day. I talked to Bella Tarlton, sixth grader, about cheerleading. It is her first year in cheer, and although she didn t get to to do the dance, she said she had an amazing time going and watching. She said being a part of the experience was fun. Middle School and High School Football By Sophia Willard Interview with Lane Poeverlein 7th Grader Lane has been playing football for 6 years. He started in Pee Wee Football. On the middle school team, Lane plays linebacker on defense and guard on offense. He likes playing football because it is fun. Interview with Dallas, 9th Grader Dallas has been playing football for three years, and he really enjoys playing football. He plays wide receiver and defensive back. Dallas is looking forward to the Blue and Gold game, and he hopes for a great turnout.

New Faces, New Friends Getting to Know Memphis! By Summer Tarlton There is a new smile in school, and it belongs to Memphis Calonder in the Freshman class. When asked about attending school here, he said he was and is really excited. I knew a few people, so I was very excited. It s a smaller school, so I thought I could do more and improve my grades. He mentioned that he liked how there is always a teacher there for him when he needs help. When asked if it is stressful going from middle school to high school, he responded, No, it feels the same to me. He continued on to say, I do not miss my last school. This school has way less bullying and the teachers are great. He also thought that he would definitely recommend our school to his friends and other people in his family. A big Jet welcome to our new student! Readers, do you know of someone in school that should be highlighted for a job well done? Let one of the staff know! Contact Sophia Willard, Editor Getting to Know Our New Social Worker, Miss Hurford By Sophia Willard Miss Hurford is our new social worker, and she works for the ANW COOP. Along with our gifted teacher, Mrs. Brown, Miss Hurford works for several schools. She works with schools in Altoona, Chanute, and Humboldt. Miss Hurford moved to Independence, Kansas, three years ago. Her hometown is Chapman, Kansas. She went to Kansas Wesleyan College in Salina and played softball there. Last May, she graduated from Washburn in Topeka, Kansas with her Masters in Social Work. Miss Hurford loves to travel, and she is not afraid to travel by herself. This summer she visited London and Iceland. With a smile, she said that everything was absolutely amazing on her trips. She loves to immerse herself in different cultures and see how they live. Next summer...spain and Portugal! Getting to Know Our New Gifted Teacher, Mrs. Brown! By Summer Tarlton I live in Fredonia, but I teach here at Altoona- Midway. I ve taught Special Education for sixteen years, and I was a county agent for fifteen years. I am currently teaching gifted education here at the school. I am happily married to my husband. I have two grown kids and two grandchildren. As a child, I grew up in Nebraska. I found my way to Altoona, Kansas, because I was looking for a smaller school district. I work at several other schools throughout the week, and they are Yates Center, Humboldt, and Colony Crest. I like this job a lot because it fits my lifestyle and my family very well. I really enjoy the energy and atmosphere here at Altoona- Midway and I plan on staying here for awhile!

Jets Horoscopes Aries : The beginning of this week will be very exciting, as you will receive great news. Though the end of this week, it seem a little dull, but don t worry. This will be a good time to relax for a bit. Taurus : For the majority of this week, it will seem that friends are a bit distant. Do not panic, this just means for you to step back from your group and have time to yourself. Gemini : When this week starts, you may feel overwhelmed by all the recent changes. Although towards the end of the week, you will accept these changes and stress will seem to leave you. Cancer : During this week, you will get a huge spark in a new interest. This new interest may not stick, but you will get a lot done during this time because of it. Leo: For the entire week, you will be pretty optimistic. You will become friends with someone you least expect, and wonder why you two hadn t talked before! Virgo : School may be a bit tiring, but do not quit just yet! This week you will see improvement in a subject you struggle in. Libra: The start of this week, you will feel frustrated and confused. Though, as the week winds down, everything that has you so frustrated will die down and you can breath. Scorpio : This week, you ll be able to take it easy. While going out and having fun sounds great, staying at home and spending time there will keep your mind at ease. Sagittarius : For this week, a close friend of yours will come to you for advice. You need to be straightforward with them for this could be the start of a positive outcome. Capricorn : This week, you should be cautious. Reason being because you re going to get a awesome surprise from someone you care a whole lot about. Aquarius : During this week, you will get to see a close family member of yours you ve been longing to see. You should be quite excited for this. Pisces : At the end of this week, a close friend will find comfort in you from their problems. Your bond will become much stronger after this.

Dear Ms.Keisha Advice Dear Ms.Keisha, I really like this girl in class. She is amazing. The problem is that she doesn't notice me. What can I do? Dear Lost in Love, Sincerely, Lost in Love Have you tried to talk to her in class? At lunch? At Grab-N-Go? I know that it takes courage to talk to someone you like. I encourage you to be yourself. Get to know her friends. Perhaps while doing this you might find there is a girl who has noticed you! Dear Ms.Keisha, I am excited to be a high school student, but I am worried that I won t keep my grades up. Getting good grades is important to me. What can I do? Sincerely, Worried and Confused Dear Worried and Confused, I am so happy that you are enjoying being in high school. I am also proud of your academic achievements. I suggest that you use your planner for every class. Listen for due dates. If you have questions, talk to your teacher! They are there to help you. Jets Entertainment Upcoming Events Readers, mark your calendars for these events! August 24th : Blue and Gold Game 7:00 pm August 30th: Middle School Volleyball Home @ 5:00 pm August 31th: High School Football Home @ 7:00 pm September 3rd : Labor Day (No School) Birthdays for August and September! Jaelyn Chism: August 2nd Aaryn Maple: August 4th Kendall Pierce: August 6th Karina Sanchez: August 7th Alyssa Relph: August 10th Ava Tindle: August 21st Connor Houghton: August 21st Caden Crawford: August 24th Chantel Morals: August 26th Dayton Marsh: August 30th Makayla Wood: September 2nd

Comic by Caden Carter, Junior

The Jets Tribune Staff Sophia Willard, Editor, Entertainment Dawson Ashmore, News Reporter Josie Huffman, Current Events, Entertainment Vonna O Brien, News Reporter, Sports, Opinion Summer Tarlton, Sports and Features Mrs. Dvorachek, Sponsor Thanks for reading the first edition of Jets Tribune. Keep watching for the next edition. The next paper will be in your inbox on September 7, 2018.