ISSUE 1 PDF FILES / NOVEMBER 2017 (PRINT EDITION)
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Katie Rutherford faces cancer like a superhero
Marie Stanford, News Editor & Business Manager
November 7, 2017
Katie Rutherford flashing her signature smile. (Photo courtesy of Karen Rutherford)
Teacher of the year is over the “Moon” about teaching
Catie Gelting, Features Editor
November 7, 2017
Moon celebrates his new found title of the Teacher of the Year. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Newberry)
Dr. Reid honored as Georgia’s counselor of the year
karen Ye, Editor in chief
November 7, 2017
Principle David Smith presents Dr. Reid with congratulatory flowers for her prestigious honor (Photo courtesy of Dr. Days- Dee
Governor’s Honors program offers more opportunities
Jenny Nguyen, Copy Editor
January 17, 2017
Campbell, Hannah
Leon Christan, Backpage Editor
March 15, 2018
For decades, California has been known as an innovator in legal reform. From San Francisco's barrier-shattering school system to the state’s views on immigration, California...
Emily Ogbodo, Staff Writer
February 8, 2018
Turn on any major news channel, and there is a good chance that they are discussing the current relations between North Korea and the U.S. With president Donald Trump and...
Anika Akbar, Editor in Chief of Operations
March 15, 2018
With all the grading and responsibility for their students, teachers have a stressful time balancing their work to ensure they shape educated students for the future. Oftentimes,...
Candler Clark, Opinions Editor
November 10, 2017
Parkview suffered a close loss to the Brookwood Broncos on the 20th, 27 - 30. Parkview had a mediocre defensive performance in the first half, giving up 21 points. That left...
March 16, 2018
Affirmative action is a form of discrimination where universities or places of employment favor applicants based on their...
Hannah Campbell, Online Editor
November 10, 2017
“...The right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” As the Constitution states, it is the citizen's...
Leon Christan, Backpage Editor
March 16, 2018
Call me by your Name by André Aciman, is a devastatingly beautiful coming of age story, set in a picturesque village on the Italian Riviera. The book is narrated by a...
Congratulations to Parkview's Teacher of the Year Heidi Campbell. Mrs. Campbell was named a semifinalist for the district Teacher of the Year award.
Marching Panthers set to receive invitation to London New Year's Day Parade. gwinnettdailypost.com/local/parkview…
Game day as your Panthers host Milton tonight. Kick off at 7:30pm. gwinnettprepsports.com/sports/parkvie…
Juniors - planning to take the SAT? Practice first by taking the PSAT on October 10. Sign up today at MyPaymentsPlus.com
Parkview's Fall Open House/Curriculum Night is Thursday, August 23 beginning at 6:30pm. Come meet your child's teachers and walk their schedules.
Panthers open the season by defeating Mountain View 42-6.
Join us Tuesday evening at 7:00pm in the theater as the Parkview PTSA presents J. Tom Morgan: A tennager's guide to Georgia Law. Mr. Morgan is a former district attorney who is a nationally recognized expert on the prosecution of crimes against children.
If a student needs to make-up a required District Assessment for: 10th Grade LA Algebra I (1st semester credit only is required) Geometry (1st semester credit only is required) Chemistry Physics World History Tests must be made-up between May 29th - May 31st.
Baseball State Championship update - tomorrow's AAAAAAA final between @PVBaseballGA and @MCHawksBaseball will be played at Parkview's Hugh Buchanan Field. Doubleheader begins at 3:00pm.
Looks like a beautiful night for graduation. The stadium gates are open, seats are going fast. Parkview's 42nd Commencement Ceremony begins at 8:00pm
Graduation is planned for 8:00pm Wednesday evening in the Parkview Stadium. Stadium gates will open at 7:00pm. In the event of inclement weather, we will delay the start of the ceremony as long as possible Wednesday evening. The make-up plan is 10:00am Thursday in the Stadium
Two state championships on the same day is truly remarkable. Congratulations to Coach Hamby and the Girls Soccer team, and Coach Henson and the Boys Track & Field team.
Congratulations to our All-Region Track & Field athletes, including Region Runner of the Year Justin Long, Field Athlete of the Year Brian Hauch and Region Coach of the Year Matt Henson. gwinnettprepsports.com/sports/parkvie…
Coach Flowe retires as head coach. Story by @aaronladd0 phspantera.com/sports/2013/12…
Senior superlatives list! Good luck to all those nominated. Remember to vote tomorrow in guided study!
Coach Flowe will leave Parkview with 197 wins. #ThankYouCoachFlowe
Parkview falls in the final game of the season 35-21.
Parkview down 35-21 going into the 4th.
Justis Rosser with 157 yards rushing in the first.
Kalee Wiley, Entertainment Editor
March 16, 2018
Clichés strike again in a new form Once upon a time, clichés used to be enjoyable writing tactics that everyone enjoyed. Over time, authors have made these tactics nightmares...
- Students come from across the seas for foreign exchange program March 16, 2018
- Aldrich is proud of work he does with APUSH kids March 16, 2018
- Student fights slaughterhouses March 16, 2018
- Spanish basketball team shocks the world at the 2000 paralymic games March 15, 2018
- Katie Rutherford faces cancer like a superhero November 7, 2017
- Student council hosted a successful Movie Night October 16, 2017
- Parkview’s “The Crucible” October 12, 2017
- Lindsey Meyer found passion for dance at a young age September 13, 2017
- Students sign to end women’s “suffrage” September 13, 2017
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