Dear Express Staff
In your last issue, the Staff Opinion piece centered around the new board policy on cell phone usage. There were two passages that stood out that I could not ignore.
The...
Questions we aksed candidates:
Is there a particular issue that motivates you to serve on the board of education?
What disciplinary actions do you support for students caught abusing substances?
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The girl's varsity tennis team competed for the 6A state championship at the Bluejay Tennis Facility in Junction City last weekend.
After having two teams qualify for state, girls tennis coach, Jared...
After the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, juniors Prateek Singh and Kevin Li were struck with an innovative idea that later began the non-profit, Sharing Space. Inspired by the lack of connectedness...
Every morning, junior Sarah Bell hops on the school bus and heads to her job at IHOP. At IHOP, she clears dishes and wipes down tables as a busser.
“I like bussing tables. That means [taking] the...
When survivor Kristy Childs left home at age 12 to escape what she described as a hostile environment, she was forced into sexual exploitation. Childs was sex trafficked until she was 36 years old.
“I...
President Joe Biden signed an executive order in January that will allow transgender athletes to compete based on the gender they identify as rather than their biological gender. While this is an amazing...
Sports are not, and have never been fair. Transgender people are not making sports unfair.
As it is currently election season, political ads have been flying left and right. Just like every year prior...
After a strong season with a 10-4-2 record, the Huskies came into their first game of playoffs as the 7 seed in the 6A East region. Although their opponent, the Olathe South Falcons, were the 10 seed,...
Before the match, seniors Gabbie Troutner, Akayla Kador, Avery Ahlers and Alayna Pearson were recognized for the Huskies’ senior night, along with team managers Morgan Manza and Britton Stasiulis. After...
Sophomore Ben Silin said earbuds are part of his daily look.
“I’m always listening to music. I usually have at least one earbud in,” Silin said. “I always walk around with them because that’s...
![Sophomore Ben Silin discovered music was an escape for him at a young age. “I had really bad sleep insomnia, so I used to listen to [Bob Marley] to go to sleep,” Silin said.](https://bvnwnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/cutout-900x600.jpg)