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Principal Greg Schellenberg giving a speech at the winter assembly while senior Ryan Daly intently listens.

After six exciting years, Greg Schellenberg says goodbye to Terrace

By Greg Schellenberg, MTHS principal May 5, 2023

It is with mixed feelings that I am writing this letter for Hawkeye as a goodbye to MTHS. In truth, it is far too early for farewells and goodbyes as the majority of the 4th quarter is still in front of...

A 32-year-old Mountlake Terrace man was killed Monday afternoon when his motorcycle collided with a small SUV at the intersection of 212th and 44th Ave. in Mountlake Terrace.

Motorcyclist killed in collision at 212th & 44th intersection

March 28, 2023

A 32-year-old Mountlake Terrace man died after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a vehicle at the intersection of 44th Avenue West and 212th Street Southwest about 4:35 p.m. Monday afternoon. [The...

February News Update

February 27, 2023

A lot happens in a month. From fashion to finance, we are constantly bombarded by headlines from around the world. Here are the Hawkeye’s picks for what you need to know. Local Intruder prompts changes...

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SCOTUS ruling could impact Native American sovereignty

By Halle Connell November 29, 2022

The ICWA (Indian Child Welfare Act) has been in place for more than 43 years. It was enacted in 1978 to protect Native American children from being unlawfully removed from their homes and placed with non-Native...

A posed photo of Arabella Devera looking down at her work with a solemn face, holding a pen and listening to music. In the background, other students are blurred, also working on their own schoolwork.

The pressure of perfection and the disastrous consequences

By Arabella Devera November 28, 2022

If you are currently a student or have ever been one, then you are familiar with that feeling of success and accomplishment when you’ve aced a test or did well on an assignment, as you rightfully should...

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Policy protects student expression

By Terina Papatu November 27, 2022

The Edmonds School District (ESD) unanimously adopted a significantly updated freedom of expression policy on Nov. 8 – a policy that sets a high standard for other public school districts across the...

Cartoon-style turkey looking inconspicuous.

It’s time to reconsider Thanksgiving’s shadowy past

By Lucas Barquin November 27, 2022

Americans are spending more and more on Thanksgiving each year. In 2021, nearly $1 billion was spent on Thanksgiving turkeys alone. It seems that everything nowadays is commercialized, and Thanksgiving...

A feathery pencil style sketch of a student wearing headphones and a mask.

Greater understanding needed for student accommodations

By Lucas Barquin November 27, 2022

With any problem, there always seems to be at least one solution. When it comes to student accommodations in school however, it seems like no one knows exactly how to tackle it. Often students are left...

Thankful? Nah. Let’s talk dislike

By Maggie O'Hara and Cecilia Negash November 24, 2022

Hey there Hawks, ‘tis November. The month for being thankful, and for being a colonist. Everyone had those assignments in elementary school relating to Thanksgiving somehow, from doing those weird hand...

Junior Daniela Cortezzo on the field in a soccer game. Shes just about to kick the ball, with her leg lifted ready to kick.

Fall sports weren’t kicked around this season

By Efrata Solomon, Hawkeye Staff November 11, 2022

Football Our football varsity team had a more than rocky 1-7 season last year, with only one win against Meadowdale. Morale on the team ran low because of an unsupportive atmosphere throughout the school. “Last...

The hauntings of a young editor

By Cecilia Negash October 31, 2022

Bonjour, Hawks. Halloween is upon us, also known as Hallow’s Eve. What better way to celebrate this ghoulish season than telling scary stories? Now, I’d rather not deal with copyright infringement,...

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Policy Aims to Increase Student Punctuality

By Rachel Davis October 12, 2022

A new tardy policy inspired by other schools in the district was introduced to students on Oct. 3. The policy aims to encourage on-time class readiness by the usage of discipline to motivate students to...

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