When most people hear the word “robot”, they immediately think of human-like machines that star in their favorite sci-fi movies. However, members of RaileRobotics have a completely different perspective...

Newton High school students have been involved in many agricultural activities including Future Farmers of America, working on their family’s farms, and more. According to some students that live on...

The start of sweater weather and the strong urge to drink coffee every morning signifies not just the approaching winter, but also the commencement of the holiday season. To most, this might mean bursting...

Pets are all around the world, here at Newton High School, it is no different. Students here have pets that hold sentimental value to them, whether that be a dog or cat, or even something rare such as...

Every year, seniors at Newton High School have the opportunity to decide what they want their final year of high school to look like. They may choose to take dual credit courses, add in a free period or...

Here at Newton High School, most of our teachers do not get recognized statewide for the work that they do for students. But on Sept. 24, at the Marriott Hotel in Wichita, Brian Skinner was named the Kansas...

Many students take time in high school trying to figure out what career they want in their future. But for a few students, they already know. Some students spend their whole adolescent lives with a drive...

The number of students with jobs is on the rise. Nearly 30 percent of high schoolers have jobs, according to Walden University Education for Good. Whether that means a summer job, full-time, or part-time...

Tige Stone has taken over as Newton High School’s new assistant principal for this school year. Stone is proud of the school's student population and the wide range of ethnicities here and is excited...

Senior Nick Treaster made a big decision this summer. On July 8, Treaster committed to the United States Naval Academy to continue his wrestling and academic career. His top three colleges of choice were...

Senior Tabitha Buffalo has been dancing since she was eight years old, spending ten years at Newton Performing Arts Center (NPAC). Being dedicated to her craft since 2012, Tabitha plans to attend University...

On the morning of Feb. 24, with a gleaming smile across her face and her friends, mentors and family surrounding her, senior Maddie Duncan received word that she was a finalist for the National Merit Scholarship....