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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

Language teacher Heidi Monrad’s class works elbow to elbow on an assignment while a substitute looks on. Some students sit on the very end of tables, with others backed up against the wall in a class with well over 30 enrolled.

Class sizes impact learning

By Madeline Simkowiak, Op/Ed Editor November 1, 2024

Students are not being properly accommodated due to the tremendous sizes of classes that are becoming more of a problem every year are making it more and more difficult for students to properly learn,...

The junior class designs a sign for their theme of Havana, Cuba.

Bringing the spirit to school

By Kalliope Whalen-Robinson, Hawkeye Staff October 29, 2024

Homecoming was held in the Terraceum on Oct. 12 and it was quite the blast. The participation for the spirit days were awesome but the amount of people helping with the hallway decorations was even better....

How to: School spirit

How to: School spirit

By Semira Beraki, Hawkeye staff October 25, 2016

School spirit can be seen as the pride expressed in one’s school. Kimberly Nelson, a family and consumer science teacher, said, “our school spirit, being a celebration of who we are, is a big deal”...

Two students arrested for robbing a nearby residence

By Alyssa Vallester October 9, 2012

Two male students were arrested on Oct. 2 by the Mountlake Terrace Police as they were suspects in a residential robbery that took place on Oct. 1 during school hours. Principal Greg Schwab gave a full...

Student enrollment remains stable for this school year

By Alyssa Vallester October 9, 2012

The actual number of enrollment this year at MTHS is roughly 1289 students. This year’s current class enrollments are as follows: 323 for freshman, 306 for sophmores, 349 for juniors and 311 for seniors....

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