The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

The student news site of Mountlake Terrace High School in Mountlake Terrace, Washington.

The Hawkeye

Singing Waving Through A Window from the musical Dear Evan Hansen, junior Ella Seavers went on to win the Judges choice award later that night after three rounds of competition.

Senior-run Terrace Idol brings together teen talent

By Nhung Lam April 15, 2019

Round 1: Where It Began The class of 2019 hosted the district-wide annual singing competition known as Terrace Idol. The competition invites talented singers from all over the district. This year's...

Sophomore Andrew Vinther looks out over the vast audience for his second time performing in Hot Java, Cool Jazz.

Jazz 1 exhilarates crowd at Hot Java, Cool Jazz

By Amy Harris April 11, 2019

The Paramount Theater has over 3,000 seats, and every March, Hot Java, Cool Jazz (HJCJ) fills all of them. Every year, elite jazz bands from five Washington high schools are invited to perform on behalf...

Midterm exams only lead to unneeded stress

Midterm exams only lead to unneeded stress

By Nina Otebele April 10, 2019

November is a glorious month to enjoy family, turkeys, the leaves changing color; the spring season arrives in April along with, of course, midterm exams. In case you didn’t know, a midterm exam is a...

Immigration: Is It really a big deal?

Immigration: Is It really a big deal?

By Nina Otebele April 10, 2019

Our society tends to portray immigration in a negative light. We hear all the time on the news and from our own president about how dangerous undocumented immigrants are and how we need to build a wall...

With new technologies, freshman Ritika Khanal is able to type and use voiceover commands with more ease.

Life as a visually impaired student

By Ritika Khanal March 27, 2019

Imagine one day, you wake up to find the world has been stripped of all color and shape. All you are left with is the light of day, the darkness of night and the outline of a person if they are standing...

Cartoon versions of Assistant Superintendent Greg Schwab and social studies teacher Amy Frost, along with a couple of students, are taken aback by the new school days being built onto the end of the year.

Under the weather?

By Annika Prom March 27, 2019

Families found themselves stuck indoors during most of February due to the winter storm dubbed the “snowpocalypse.” As a result of the handful of snow days, the school year is now set to end on Thursday,...

Coming back stronger than ever

By Matthew Hipolito March 27, 2019

Hi, Terrace. It’s been awhile. The hiatus we’ve been on has been one of the longest in The Hawkeye’s 34-volume history. During that time, news has been made and forgotten, and much of it is news...

You can only go up from here

By Ben Eyman March 27, 2019

I often carry my phone all around my house while I do everything. Recently, I was working on starting a load of laundry and during this particular time I was watching Christopher Nolan’s 2005 drama Batman...

Regional light rail: Its coming — at a cost

Regional light rail: It’s coming — at a cost

By Ben Savell March 27, 2019

The Seattle light rail promised to be efficient and convenient for the average citizen. Its planned expansions are anything but for the citizens of Mountlake Terrace.     When first proposed, the Sound...

Citizens aid Nourishing Network during “snowpocalyse” troubles

Citizens aid Nourishing Network during “snowpocalyse” troubles

By Annika Prom March 10, 2019

In the midst of cold weather, warm acts of kindness melted the snow. Community members supported the Nourishing Network (NN) in its efforts to deliver weekend meals to families in the Edmonds School...

Theres a sidewalk under that mound of snow, and its a popular route for students. (Caption and photo courtesy of the Edmonds School District)

School district responds to “snowpocalypse” concerns

By Ritika Khanal and Annika Prom February 13, 2019

The Edmonds School District (ESD) announced all schools and related programs will be closed Thursday, Feb. 14, due to unsafe weather conditions. This closure marks the ninth snow day affecting the...

School lunch program unaffected by government shutdown

By Annika Prom January 23, 2019

The Edmonds School District (ESD) will continue providing meals for students while the federal government is shut down. As a result of the shutdown, some federal workers have been furloughed, meaning...

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