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Counselor Angie Rizzuto (staff) goes to class and helps students prepare for finals. She said recognizing self-care as healthcare is important during stressful times.

Students cope with stress during the time of finals

Michala Taylor, Reporter December 17, 2024

As the 2024 year comes to a close, first semester finals are here. During this time, stress rises and work increases. There are some main places where the stress resonates.  “I would say academic...

Melinda Spaur (staff), students grow produce with new aeroponics towers

Tristyn Bruning, Editor November 5, 2024

Agriculture students have recently filled the school with green by placing aeroponic towers around the building with various plants and flowers. Melinda Spaur (staff) educates her horticulture students...

Ballot drop off box at the Windsor Community Recreation Center. In-person ballots are due by Nov. 5.

Election day approaches, new voters across the nation prepare

Oliver Bilotte, Reporter October 29, 2024

With election day quickly approaching, people across the country are preparing for a new president. Among these are millions of new voters who are still in high school. Currently 31 states require...

Four principals hold the Grail Game trophy and smile

WHS welcomes familiar face into principal position

Michala Taylor, Reporter October 10, 2024

On Aug. 15, the school year began with a new principal, Dick Thomas (staff). He first began his role as principal in February 2024. Thomas has been working in the Weld RE-4 district for 22 years. Before...

Grady Agone's photo from a fishing trip in Wyoming. This photo was an honorable mention in the Photographic Society of America national competition.

Junior places in the Loveland Photographic Society, the American Photographic Society contests

Tristyn Bruning, Editor October 2, 2024

Grady Agone (11) placed in a national photo competition with his landscape photography, despite not having much training and experience.  Agone sports many labels at WHS, including wrestler and football...

Hannes Jehle (11) walks into the culinary class and smiles

WHS welcomes new exchange students with open arms

Haleigh Haddon, Reporter September 26, 2024

As the new school year gets started, new students enter the halls. Anyone from the incoming freshmen to admin and returning students may or may not have yet met this year's exchange students. This year's...

"Da Bomb" hot sauce on a cutting board with wings on either side of it.

‘Wizards on Fire’ debuts with staff members taking on the show’s hottest sauces

Tristyn Bruning, Editor September 17, 2024

Mike Vasa (staff) brought the hit TV show “Hot Ones” to Windsor with “Wizards on Fire,” maintaining the same concept of the show but with a few differences.  “Wizards on Fire” debuted on...

Freshmen watch the activities that Link Crew prepared for them during freshman invasion on Aug. 14. As the incoming freshmen adjust to high school, they've seen highs and lows so far.

Freshmen transition to high school, reflect on the first month

Michala Taylor, Reporter September 13, 2024

On Aug. 14, hundreds of freshmen entered Windsor High School with smiles, nervous faces and curiosity. What did the year have in store for them and how would the transition to high school go?  This...

AP Biology students dissect frogs as a final exam

Tristyn Bruning, Co-editor May 22, 2024

Finals week is never an easy time, especially in advanced classes, but this year, as a reward for finishing the course and the year, AP biology students earned the privilege to dissect frogs as their final...

Delaney Kintz (11) reads her AP United States History textbook to prepare for the final exam. Kintz, along with the APUSH exam, took the AP Biology, AP Language and Composition and the AP Research exams.

Students prepared for AP exams with the assistance of school staff

Claire Boyer, Reporter May 22, 2024

At the end of the school year, students who have studied and prepared for months in their Advanced Placement classes finally have the chance to see their work pay off in May. Through a series of AP tests,...

Raven Bowman (12), Lauren Huntsman (12), Hanna McKay (11) and Mykalah Lulich (11) sit at the yearbook distribution booth on Wednesday, May 15, during the signing party. The staff spent all year creating the book and sold more than 785 books. (Kerri Cassity)

Yearbook staff finishes book, holds signing party

Oliver Bilotte, Reporter May 16, 2024

Taught by Kjersten Johnson (staff), the yearbook class spends the majority of the year creating the school's yearbook. Students interview students, take photos and write stories to fill the yearbook. “It's...

A shark lies on the worktable before students in the ag department dissect it. This activity was designed to help students get hands-on experience working with an actual animal.

Vet science students dive into a fun and interactive shark dissection

Haleigh Haddon, Reporter May 16, 2024

The vet science class has had a lot of hands-on experiences, but last week they took it a step further and brought sharks into the classroom for students to dissect. The students were split into groups...

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