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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

More than 100 students attend multifaceted STEM and Journalism Camp

More than 100 students attend multifaceted STEM and Journalism Camp

By Lucas Barquin, News Editor August 22, 2024

During the 2024 summer break from August 20 through 22, Mountlake Terrace High School held its first annual journalism camp for aspiring young journalists. The Junior J-Camp, as it was called, was held...

Campers create multiple newspaper spreads at inaugural J-Camp

Campers create multiple newspaper spreads at inaugural J-Camp

August 22, 2024

For three hours over three days, two groups of 6th, 7th and 8th graders gathered together to produce real journalism focused on their peers who were attending the annual STEM Camp at Mountlake Terrace...

STEM & Journalism Camp @ MTHS!

STEM & Journalism Camp @ MTHS!

By Hawkeye Staff August 22, 2024

The MTHS STEM & Journalism Camp 2024! The premier STEM & Journalism Camp for incoming 6th, 7th & 8th graders. August 20-22, 2024 | At Mountlake Terrace High School Session 1: 9 a.m. to...

Senior Kien Trung is lifted up by his friends in order to take a picture for his senior superlative, where he won the People’s Choice Award.

From president to freshman (again)

By Evan Kerani, Hawkeye Co-Editor-in-Chief June 18, 2024

Some words that accurately describe Terrace senior Kien Trung are smart, hardworking, and outgoing. Graduating high school in just a few days, Kien will go on to study computer science at the University...

Ryan Sturgill explains to teammate Matthew Meadows the tendancy of the opposing pitcher so he would know how go about his next turn up to bat.

Sturgill steps up to the plate

By David Cardwell, Distribution Manager June 18, 2024

Ryan Sturgill has left an impressive impact on the Terrace community, being an active member of the baseball team, ESports, and Aerospace through the school’s STEM pathway. His baseball record is impressive,...

Michael Russel, under Zach Rogers' supervision, swaps out the last swerve wheel for one with fresh tread.

Chilly takes on the world

By Kaylee Miyamoto, Online Manager May 17, 2024

For the first time in six years Terrace’s Chill Out, FRC (FIRST Robotics Competition) team 1778, flew down to Houston, Texas competing against over 600 of the best teams in the world for five days. Placing...

STEM Bazaar Holiday offerings, wood ornament and holiday miniature homes, among other crafts.

Holiday bazaar: STEM takes off

By Kaylee Miyamoto, Online Manager December 12, 2023

As STEM clubs begin to prepare for competitions in the spring and games throughout the year, they start to fundraise through the fall. Through cold rains and indoor crowds, these clubs see major success. TSA...

Chemistry teacher John Traxler presenting an explosive experiment. This experiment can also be seen in the MTHS Lip Sync video from 2018.

Terrace hosts STEM night

By Kaylee Miyamoto, Online Manager November 2, 2023

It has been 2 years since Edmonds School District came back in person from online learning, and with that disrupted the community building so crucial to many programs. As STEM enters back into another...

Luna Tewolde: The student becomes the teacher

Luna Tewolde: The student becomes the teacher

By Ciara Constantino and Mylin Nguyen June 10, 2023

Having a passion for STEM since middle school, senior Luna Tewolde will be taking her passion with her to the University of California, Berkeley, planning to study biochemistry and minoring in bioengineering....

Proposed budget cuts could eliminate many electives

Proposed budget cuts could eliminate many electives

By Kaylee Miyamoto, Online Manager April 17, 2023

The phrase “Fight for the Performing Arts” on bright red posters has been in front of students the past week in an effort to gain support for Terrace's performing arts programs – band, choir, and...

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HOSA: Master medics in the making

By Jakob Nacanaynay, Sports Editor March 12, 2023

Some 32 members of the MTHS Future Health Professionals club, more commonly known as “HOSA,” competed in their first state conference hosted in the Spokane Convention Center from March 9-11. HOSA...

From a girl in STEM to a woman in design

By Phuong Lam July 15, 2022

Kerensa Suzara, who describes herself as “charismatic, sentimental and driven,” was not only MTHS’s Big 6 president her senior year, but also a member of the Technology Student Association, or TSA,...

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