The Hawkeye

Hawks baseball win semi-final game 7-3, advance to state championship

By Kennedy Cooper, Sports Co-Editor • May 26, 2018

Mountlake Terrace Men's Baseball claimed a 7-3 victory on Friday, despite a big push by Spokane West Valley in the sixth inning. West Valley scored all three of their runs in the third inning but the Hawks...

ESD passes replacement levy to maintain educational operations

By Nolan DeGarlais, Editor-in-Chief • February 19, 2018

Preliminary election results from the Snohomish County special election which took place on Tuesday, Feb. 13 show the Edmonds School District (ESD) Replacement School Programs and Operations Levy passing...

TSA takes home honors from WTSA State Conference

By Nolan DeGarlais, Editor-in-Chief • March 30, 2017

The Washington Technology Student Association (WTSA) gathered in Yakima to compete in competitive events: 36 for high school students and 33 for middle school student for the 34th annual state conference,...

Jazz 1 opens 22nd annual Hot Java Cool Jazz, unveils student-composed song

By Annika Prom, Co-Editor-in-Chief • March 20, 2017

The MTHS Jazz Ensemble 1, or more commonly known as Jazz 1, performed for a full house at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle for the 22nd annual Hot Java Cool Jazz (HJCJ) concert. The event, hosted by...

Orchestra quad concert brings harmony, surprises

By Nhung Lam, Graphics Editor • March 18, 2017

Orchestras across the southeastern quadrant of the Edmonds School District came together yet again for their 29th annual SE Orchestra Quad Concert. On Wednesday, March 8, the orchestras all gathered...

Popular hits featured at choir quad concert

By Nolan DeGarlais, Editor-in-Chief • March 14, 2017

School choirs of the southeast quadrant of Edmonds School District gathered to produce a lively and energetic performance. On Tuesday, March 7, Brier Elementary, Cedar Way Elementary, Hazelwood Elementary,...

Education workers participate in solidarity strike

By Annika Prom, Co-Editor-in-Chief • February 17, 2017

Labor unions rallied together to go on a general strike of solidarity and economic boycott on Friday, Feb. 17 to protest recent legislative rulings in Wash. regarding unions. According to a Facebook...

Students, teachers and parents flood the capitol steps for education funding

By Harper Thomas, Photo Co-Editor • January 19, 2017

“Students first! Sufficient funds! Students first! Sufficient funds!” Upwards of 6,500 students, teachers and parents from around Washington flooded the steps of Olympia on Jan. 16 for education...

Stabbing at Alderwood Mall, second in past month

By Kennedy Cooper, Sports Co-Editor • January 15, 2017

UPDATE: Jan. 17, 3:15 p.m. Philip Herrera was charged on Sunday with one count each of first- and second-degree assault with a weapon in the stabbing that afternoon in the food court at Alderwood...

Creepy clown rumors answered

By Sarah Davis, Sports Co-Editor • October 7, 2016

It might not be Halloween yet, but that hasn’t stopped dozens of clowns from popping up all over America. Around the end of August, people started to spot “creepy clowns” in their towns. There...

Hawks survive late Thunderbirds push, win 9-7 on senior night

By Luke Smith, Sports Editor • May 12, 2016

Coming off a loss to the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors, the Hawks faced off against the Shorewood Thunderbirds in their final home game of the season on Tuesday. It was senior night for the Hawks honoring seniors...

Hawks struggle at the plate, lose 3-0 to Warriors

By Luke Smith, Sports Editor • May 12, 2016

The Hawks played a key game against the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors on their home field on Tuesday. Both teams came into this game with an 11-5 record and both were looking to take the third place spot in...