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ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Do We Really Need the Grammy

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Do We Really Need the Grammys Anymore?” by Lalaina Ratsimihah.

Ratsimihah discusses recent Grammy discourse that has been prevalent and occurring online. These conversations begging the essential question, do we really need the Grammys anymore?

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ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Outlier or Trend? An Examina

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Outlier or Trend? An Examination of MHS in the News.” by Laina Gustafson.

Based on an analysis of negative headlines in the news, the rate of scandals at MHS is comparable to - and in some cases lower than - other schools in our area. But if MHS is going through these events at a “normal” rate, why do so many members of our community continue to believe we are an outlier? Often, the emotional turmoil in the aftermath of these events can lead us to lose perspective. We become susceptible to feeling singled out in our suffering, as individuals and as a school community. For students at MHS, it can lead to frustration and confusion.
In an interview with The Cardinal Chronicle, Principal Shoemaker explained the administration’s response to these newsworthy events. “I understand the students’ perspective, their frustration,” Shoemaker said in part. “I get how frustrating it is not to know the details.”

Read Laina Gustafson’s full article to learn more about how MHS compares to other schools in our area and to hear how the MHS administration is responding to headline events.

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “The Bert Movement: An Unexpe

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “The Bert Movement: An Unexpected Force of Student Philanthropy” by Roddy McLellan.

Have you ever seen someone at MHS wearing a blue t-shirt with a cartoon of a man named Bert on it? Believe it or not this is merchandise for what student Nicky Westerlund named the “Bert Movement”. Learn more about how this non profit came to be on our website. Link in bio!

Our February Publication is out now!! Big thanks t

Our February Publication is out now!! Big thanks to all of our staff this month! Link in bio!

January Reporters of the Month, Crystal Huang and

January Reporters of the Month, Crystal Huang and Noelle Shen! “Link Crew Changes for Semester Two”. The reporting on this article was exceptional! These reporters gathered differing perspectives on the Link Crew semester change to create a well rounded and unbiased article! They covered the “why” of the change and created a useful and informative read! Amazing work Crystal and Noelle!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: ““Much Ado About Nothing”

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: ““Much Ado About Nothing” Was A ‘70s Success” by Sarah Larsen.

Middleton theatre’s latest production “Much Ado About Nothing” was a hit! Performed in a 70s style, this play was absolutely stunning! Read more about it, link in bio!

Thank you to everyone who submitted work for our f

Thank you to everyone who submitted work for our first semester Art Hub! Looks awesome! Check out artwork, photography, and creative writing on our website! Link in bio!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Varsity Football Team Under

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Varsity Football Team Under Investigation for Alleged Harassment” by Lauren Lamson.

Recent controversy has sparked across the Middleton community, with talk of harassment allegations aimed against the Varsity Football Team. Learn more and stay educated, link in bio.

Our first publication of 2023 is out now! Incredib

Our first publication of 2023 is out now! Incredible job to our writers and editors! Link in bio!!

Submit your art, photography, poetry, and short st

Submit your art, photography, poetry, and short stories to the Cardinal Chronicle Art Hub! Any MHS student may submit! If you are interested, the forms to submit are linked in the Art Hub on our website. Forms due by Friday January 27th!

December Reporters of the Month, Benjamin Zumbrunn

December Reporters of the Month, Benjamin Zumbrunnen and Mawuenam Dossa! “All You Need to Know About the Georgia Runoff Election.” These reporters collaborated, drawing on Mawuenam’s strengths in politics while Benjamin seamlessly incorporated information about the election with his audience in mind. Making this article understandable and a very interesting read! Great job to Mawuenam and Benjamin!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Girl Up Puts the “Up” in

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Girl Up Puts the “Up” in Uppercut” by Aubrie Wade and Marin Durkee!

Mark your calendars! On January 4th Girl Up will be holding a self defense class in the MHS wrestling room. Learn more on the clubs Instagram (@middletongirlup), and more about the importance of self defense for young women by the link in our bio!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “MHS Girls Swim Team Dominate

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “MHS Girls Swim Team Dominates at Division 1 State” by Poppy Wedding and Irene Lee!

The Middleton High School girls swim team competed at the Division One State meet last month with 10 out of the 56 MHS girls swimmers attending. These girls absolutely blew away the competition.

Link in bio!

Over winter break learn the best places to get a l

Over winter break learn the best places to get a local cup of coffee; advice on the best movies, books, drinks & songs to cozy up with, and experience the epic ranking of the best (and worst) Glee Christmas specials.

Wishing everyone a happy and cozy winter break! Link in bio!

Our December Publication is out now! Excellent job

Our December Publication is out now! Excellent job to our writers and editors this month! Link in bio!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Kanye West & the Rise of Int

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Kanye West & the Rise of Intolerance in Entertainment” by Lalaina Ratsimihah and Roddy McLellan.

Kanye West has influenced and shaped parts of modern day media. But his problematic actions from the past years have implemented chaos across almost every internet platform imaginable. Learn more about Ye’s behavior and how this continues to make him a relevant topic. Link in bio!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Middleton’s New SRO, Kim W

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “Middleton’s New SRO, Kim Wood” by Jaeana Sabally-Pryor!

After 16 years at the Middleton Police Department Kim Wood joins us at MHS as our new School Resource Officer! Learn more about her position at Middleton and her history at MPD. Link in bio!

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “A Guide to Cozying Up In Col

ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT: “A Guide to Cozying Up In Cold Weather: Books, Movies, Drinks and Songs ” by Rajeshwari Rawal and Keira Marckel.

During this busy holiday season, we all deserve a little downtime. Dive into some reading, watching, drinking, and listening recommendations to cozy up with this winter! Link in bio!

November Reporters of the Month, Caroline Blust an

November Reporters of the Month, Caroline Blust and Eunice Chung! “Should We Be Celebrating Thanksgiving?” These reporters included thorough reporting on all fronts, approached this topic with compassion, incorporated amazing descriptions for readers, while still maintaining a journalistic style. Awesome job Caroline and Eunice!!

Our November Publication is out now! Thank you to

Our November Publication is out now! Thank you to all of our amazing editors and writers who have worked super hard this month. Check it out, link in bio!!

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Middleton High School ｜ 2100 Bristol Street, Middleton, Wisconsin

Middleton High School ｜ 2100 Bristol Street, Middleton, Wisconsin