The noise in the freshman hallway is constant, a steady rhythm of thumping feet and chattering voices. As students...
Profiles Articles
Saying good bye to a ‘teacher’s teacher’
"I don't love history. I like it, but I don't love it," said social studies teacher Matt Ridenour. "The best parts of...
Humans of ‘Haha’
[Added Aug. 4, 2017: Listen to an audio recording of Emma Melling's interview with John Carlson from March 26, 2016.]...
Searching for her roots
Senior plans trip after graduation to meet her birth mother International travel is common for many Minnehaha students...
Champion for God on the track
Senior Jackie Bedhingham discusses how her athletic sucess reflects her strong faith Take a deep breath in, let it...
Vayda finds “a new look” on life
After years of bullying, sophomore finally has a place to shine The bell had just rung as students flooded out of the...
Lions, and Giants and Cowboys: Oh my!
Josh Thurow, Minnehaha's assistant athletic director, officiates the Sept. 16 National Football League game between...
High expectations for Hadland
Hadland takes on cross country and chemistry Minnehaha students knew new physics and AP Chemistry teacher Erik Hadland...
Moves like Jeggers
He holds the school record for the 800m with a time of 1:58.67. He was All-Conference from freshman year to junior...
Conforming to fashion
Freshman Daniel Lim conforms to little else when he's designing Fifth grade. What are most of us doing in fifth grade?...
Bridging worlds
Amity aides bring native speakers to world language classrooms French, Spanish amities reflect on their year in the...
Global repositioning
Chemistry teacher Chris Thompson prepares for his mission work in Haiti Chris Thompson, who teaches chemistry in the...