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Marigrace Bishop '20 turns in the socks she bought for Sock it to Poverty Sept. 21, 2017.

Sock it to Poverty Brings Changes

September 9, 2020

Senior Brynna Dow listens to Mrs. Shawn Watts explain the lesson plan during a

Going Beyond the Traditional English Class

September 4, 2020

Senior Hannah McGraw works on her project for the Designing Real World Impacts Class at the Burns & McDonnell headquarters on Aug. 31.

Taking a Class from the Real World

September 4, 2020

Caroline Knopke '20 is crowned by her mother during the graduation ceremony at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts on Aug. 5.

Final Farewell for the Class of 2020

August 6, 2020

Three protesters hold an American flag being used as a protest sign and raise fists during the Black Lives Matter demonstration at the J.C. Nichols Memorial Fountain on May 30. A raised fist is a symbol commonly used to represent solidarity among oppressed peoples.

Kansas City Protests Police Brutality

June 1, 2020

Senior Reilly Jackoboice greets her teachers from her car during the graduation parade that took place in the parking lot on May 21.

Socially Distant Graduation Celebration

May 22, 2020

Seniors celebrated their college decision day with their peers and faculty, May 4.

College Decision Zoom

May 6, 2020

KALOS Experience founder Julia Harkleroad takes a breath between stretches during the KALOS for Teens Zoom call Friday, May 1.

Breaking a Virtual Sweat

May 4, 2020

Senior Rose Orrick and alumna Brenna Richart '19 cross the one mile mark at the District cross country meet in Lake Jacomo Oct. 20, 2018. Orrick placed 35th and Richart placed 29th and will continue onto the sectional competition.

Get Your Walk On

May 3, 2020

Junior Sharon Kramschuster performed via Zoom at this year's Fine Arts Day April 29. Due to COVID-19, the event switched to a virtual format, emceed by visual and performing arts teacher Maggie Killian.

Virtual Fine Arts Day

April 30, 2020

Changes to the AP Tests

April 29, 2020

Senior Kaitlin Lyman drew a chalk drawing at last year's Earth Day celebration during Fine Arts week. This year, due to COVID-19, Earth Day celebrations took on a new look via virtual learning.

Virtual Earth Day Celebration

April 23, 2020

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