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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

Letter from the Editor

Schaeffer and a group of students raising the energy to the roof with their hands in the air at the Spring Fling.

May 2026 Letter from the Editors

By Madeline Simkowiak May 14, 2026

School dances at Terrace tend to range from some of the biggest events of the year, to some of the smallest. While Homecoming typically has a massive turnout and most seniors jump at the chance to attend...

A student holds a sign in protest of recent I.C.E. Activity, while marching down 44th Avenue West towards MTHS. Students organized a walkout during the school day of Feb. 2.

February 2026 Letter from the Editors

By Madeline Simkowiak February 10, 2026

The first thing I expect you to notice about this issue(February 2026 Issue #4) is how bleak and different than usual the center spread is. It doesn’t take advantage of the color spread nearly as much...

December 2025 Letter from the Editors

December 2025 Letter from the Editors

By Madeline Simkowiak December 16, 2025

Running Start, for those who don’t know, is a program for high school juniors and seniors to trade their high school classes for local college ones. As a new Running Start student who has just completed...

October 2025 Letter from the Editors

October 2025 Letter from the Editors

By Soren Ramerman December 8, 2025

Getting a job is something most high schoolers have to go through, and if you have achieved employment, you know for sure how hard the balance between school, studying, clubs, sports and work is. As someone...

September 2025 Letter from the editors

By Madeline Simkowiak December 4, 2025

The district’s cell phone policy has been the same for years, but has always been loosely enforced. This year they’re making a point of heavily enforcing it, and putting it into full effect. The first...

How Trump is affecting my family

By Evan Kerani, Co-Editor-in-Chief March 21, 2025

When Trump took office just a few weeks ago, I was trying to be cautiously optimistic. His first term, while chaotic, dysfunctional, and stupid, was largely ineffectual, with little long-term negative...

Wrapping up the year as a senior

By Terina Papatu, Hawkeye Co-Editor-in-Chief December 19, 2024

Reflecting back on 2024, I realize there were many things I wish I would’ve done sooner. But everyone always focuses on regrets and “What if?” or “Why didn’t I?” statements. At the end of the...

🏆 Seras' Top Photo: May🏆 Cody Snow works to build small homes as part of the carpentry program.

May letter from the editors

By Terina Papatu and Seras Bryner May 15, 2024

Reminiscing on the past four years Hey, Hawks! I know this may be a bit unusual, seeing me write something. I always refused to write as I didn’t feel capable of it– which is a terrible mindset...

🏆 Seras' Top Photo: March🏆 Junior Brody Rees plays guitar in the band Surprise Sandwich as part of the annual Terrace Got Talent competition.

March letter from the Editors

By Terina Papatu, Co Editor-In-Chief March 21, 2024

In 2005, Nickelodeon released one of the most beautifully crafted shows to ever exist. What show, you may ask? Avatar the Last Airbender. I don’t say this only as a superfan of the show who owns an ATLA...

🏆 Seras' Top Photo: February🏆 Juniors Seble Daniel and Elliot Orange portrayed an engaged couple in the drama program's showing of Almost Maine

February letter from the Editors

By Terina Papatu, Co Editor-In-Chief February 21, 2024

Life is hard. School, is sometimes even harder. But you know what never fails to make your day brighter? A treat. More specifically, a sweet treat. Especially around finals, students need to study. Some...

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Students gathered at a crosswalk during a walkout held to show solidarity with the residents of Palestine in regards to the Israel-Palestine conflict on Nov. 21st.

December letter from the Editors

By Terina Papatu, Co Editor-In-Chief December 12, 2023

It’s no surprise that most articles coming out recently are related to the holidays. But as much as I would love to talk about how much I adore Christmas for the next 800 words, I feel like that would...

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