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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

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December News Update

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 Snowy conditions plague...

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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...

October News Update

October 11, 2022

Local Wildfires plague the Pacific NW By Halle Connell Over the past decade, since 2012, wildfires have become all the more common in Washington, a city known for its rainy weather now famous for...

Assistant Principal Dan Falk informs Robert Reichles third period English 9 class of impending schedule changes. Reichle also had his first period AP Literature class affected as one of the six cut in the face of lower-than-expected attendance numbers.

Periods cut, teachers travel

By Nolan DeGarlais, News Editor October 19, 2018

  Editor's Note: This version of the story is an update of the original story that appeared in print in the October issue of the Hawkeye. The names of teachers Daniel Johnston and Rob Spence...

Former MTHS English teacher dies at 63

By Nolan DeGarlais, News Editor December 25, 2017

Former MTHS English and social studies teacher Gaynelle Derr died in December 2017 at the age of 63. Derr taught at MTHS for 11 years until her retirement in 2015 for medical reasons. In those 11 years,...

#DAPL

#DAPL

By Sierra Clark, News Editor January 9, 2017

The United States is littered with pipelines all across its seven regions. According to pipeline101.com, a website that aims to inform people on U.S. pipelines, said that there are over 2.4 million pipelines...

TMI Podcast

TMI Podcast

November 9, 2016

TMI – The Teresa and Marianne Introspective TMI is a weekly news and current events podcast written and hosted by Hawkeye OpEd Editor Marianne Nacanaynay and staff reporter Teresa Bonilla. TMI is produced...

English teacher Gaynelle Derr’s fourth period AP English Language and Composition class started the year with 40 students. A new section was created, but there are 34 still students in the overcrowded classroom. Teachers, students and several legislators say there’s a great and immediate need for smaller class sizes in public schools.

Initiative strives to shrink class sizes

By Edwin Olivera November 5, 2014

Initiative 1351 (I-1351) is a measure to decrease classroom sizes in Washington by 2018 and is currently on the ballot for people to vote on Nov. 4. Washington has the fourth largest class sizes in...

Construction for the new restaurant, B3, is well underway.

After devastating fire, Local Yolk Cafe to reopen as “B3 Breakfast and Burger Bar”

By Andrea Portugal October 10, 2013

The Local Yolk Café is finally making a comeback after a fire which left many people wondering whether the breakfast and brunch restaurant would ever reopen. Located at 4027 19th St. SW in Lynnwood,...

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News and media: Fact check, anyone?

By Spencer Froelick March 13, 2013

In this day and age, it is nearly impossible to not know what’s going on in the world. Considering the majority of the student body’s unhealthy obsession with social networks, as well as the probability...

Anthony Williams is the new school behavior coordinator

Student behavior coordinator position instated

By Hawkeye Staff November 7, 2010

With the school’s campus resource officer lost to budget cuts, an addition was made to the school – Anthony Williams, the new student behavior coordinator. A student might find Williams walking...

Algebra II added to growing list of graduation requirements

By Alyssa Vallester November 6, 2010

Graduation requirements at MTHS are changed, with the addition of a third year of math for the class of 2013 and beyond. The class of 2013 and beyond will have to take three years of math in order to...

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