Many citizens of Perrysburg have an understanding of the history of their town—history classes and field trips to Fort Meigs seem to cover it. Students in Perrysburg High School art classes are taking a step deeper, learning about the town’s abundant history through the different architectural elements downtown.
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Students and construction union say the new lights at PHS are not “lit”
Many students at Perrysburg High School were shocked by the new lighting in the school hallways a few weeks ago. Some compare the sudden change to the bright, overbearing lights of prison.
OPINION: While Ohio House Bill 99 may aim to protect students and promote safety, it creates inherent dangers
Teachers need hundreds, almost thousands, of hours of additional training, in their own expertise, throughout their careers. It is a teacher’s job to teach, not to carry weapons to defend lives; Ohio legislators should not equate those jobs: if they want to, the training should be held to the same standard.
Photo gallery: Jackets bring spirit to football game Friday night
Perrysburg Yellow Jackets achieve victory against St. Francis de Sales Friday night—PHS reporter Ari Collins captures important moments in the game and on the sidelines.
AC across the Atlantic: Ana Claire Munger shares experiences from her semester abroad in Finland
Ari Collins eSomethin Staff PHS senior Ana Claire “AC” Munger is getting ready to return to Perrysburg High School after her semester abroad in Finland.
Hiba and Maddie’s Adventures (Episode 9)
Hiba and Maddie love music — more specifically they like nerding out about the Jonas Brothers. However this time, they were joined by eSomethin veteran Ari Collins! Listen to their latest episode now!
OPINION: Legislators should be worried about acts of violence, not acts of expression
As gun violence and mass shootings skyrocket, quickly becoming a leading cause of death for children and teens, legislators have missed their shot at a solution. Instead of protecting citizens from brutality, they continue to inhibit Americans’ right to expression.
Toledo arts commission is accepting applications for teen summer program, YAAW, until March 17
The Arts Commission is accepting applications for their summer teen apprentice program, Young Artists At Work (YAAW) until March 17, 2023. The program, which has been running since 1994, hires Toledo area teens to create, connect and learn over the course of six weeks.
OPINION: If passed, Ohio House Bill 616 would make the future of education awfully grim
The proposed Ohio House Bill 616 (HB 616), introduced by Republican representatives Jean Schmidt and Mike Loychik, is a broad piece of legislation that will censor minority voices and erase essential topics from conversations.
OPINION: The train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio is not just a small-town inconvenience—it is a detriment to the health of millions and adds stress to the world’s climate crisis
On Feb. 3, 2023, a train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. It was then discovered that many of the train cars were carrying hazardous, toxic materials that then caught fire at the site. The event is now considered a disaster, affecting air quality, water supply and agriculture in Ohio.
