The Hawkeye

Terrace graduates more than 360; HBN streams the ceremonies

Under overcast skies, the Class of 2022 proudly received their diplomas before a capacity crowd at Edmonds Stadium

By Hawkeye Staff • July 2, 2022

More than 360 members of the Class of 2021 received diplomas, a special ceramic keepsake and a single rose as they graduated in front of a capacity crowd under threatening skies at noon on Saturday, June...

Club HBN live streaming 2022 graduation ceremonies

Terrace seniors to graduate at noon on Sunday, June 20

June 18, 2022

Mountlake Terrace High School CTE Visual Communication Club HBN is pleased to be serving the Edmonds School District community by live streaming all of 2022’s commencement celebrations. Each event...

Carpentry class gives students the tools to create change

By Ritika Khanal, Co-Editor-In-Chief • May 31, 2022

When Office of Public Instruction (OSPI) Superintendent Chris Reykdal imagined the new CTE pathways in action, he imagined classes in which students could work hands-on and develop skills that they could...

Spirit Assembly: Hawks Come Together – At Last

By Terina Papatu, Hawkeye Staff • April 26, 2022

After two years of virtual community building, MTHS had its first all-school assembly on Thursday, March 31. As COVID-19 restrictions began to loosen, and when the mask mandate was lifted on March 12,...

HSM, HBN earn awards at first in-person state convention since 2019

By Hawkeye Staff • March 7, 2022

Students from across the state participated in the 2022 WJEA State Journalism Convention this past Saturday at Mercer Island High School – the first in-person state conference since 2019 as COVID-19...

PASS table football tournament hosted to lift student spirit

By Nicholas Iwuoha, Hawkeye Staff • February 9, 2022

During the first weeks of second semester, the students of James Wilson’s PASS class are hosting a school-wide table football tournament. With over 38 teams schoolwide, PASS classes will compete for...

Sick-out protest impact to be seen

By Cecilia Negash and Nathaniel Reyes • February 9, 2022

In light of the sudden influx in COVID-19 cases as the omicron variant has quickly spread, a ‘sick-out’ protest was organized by students of the Edmonds School District in hopes of prompting a return...

Each of us must ‘Do what we can’

By Daniel Falk, Assistant Principal • February 9, 2022

Last month was pretty rough for a lot of students. I was contacting students who had been in close contact with someone who had tested positive for the coronavirus. Most of the students I met with...

Latest virus variant forces several changes

By Kaylee Miyamoto, Hawkeye Staff • February 9, 2022

As the omicron variant of COVID-19 surged across the nation and within schools, Edmonds School District officials and the MTHS administration made various changes to attempt to prevent the further spread...

Creating gender-inclusive classrooms

By Ritika Khanal, Co-Editor-In-Chief • January 20, 2022

For several years, the Edmonds School District has made an effort to work towards creating a more inclusive culture across the district, in buildings and in classrooms. This effort has included those with...

District’s internet filter blocks LGBTQIA+ resources for students

MTHS community comes together against website filtering

By Ritika Khanal, Co-Editor-In-Chief • November 19, 2021

As senior Emma Kerani was preparing for a current events discussion in their ethnic studies class, they began looking up the safest schools for LGBTQIA+ students in the nation. Pacific University, they’d...

2021 Homecoming Court & Royalty Announced

By Hawkeye Staff • October 13, 2021

The 2021 Homecoming Court & Royalty were announced by the ASB this week following an initial round of nominations, then a secondary and final round of voting that took place during the past two weeks....