PAUPACK PRESS

By: Hannah Daidone “Be the change that you wish to see in the world.” — Mahatma Gandhi

9th grader Ben Alveari with his Science Olympiad project. By: Sutton Rizzo The Science Olympiad team consists of 18 students in grades 9-12 who compete in various tests, analyzations, and building experiments all for the better understanding of science. These students can participate in 3-5 events, with topics ranging from Anatomy and Physiology to Water…

A)   Conan Gray B)   Sombr C)   Finn Wolfhard D)   Towa Bird

This week, the Paupack Press would like to feature a dedicated student athlete who is a leader throughout the school. Sarah Decker is not only an extremely talented athlete but a driven student, achieving high honor roll for all of her four years. She is also a member of HOSA, SADD, and NHS. Within HOSA,…

By: Sutton Rizzo 1.     A bolt of lightning is five times hotter than the sun. 2.     The opposite sides of a dice always add up to seven. 3.     Caterpillars have twelve eyes. 4.     Kangaroos cannot walk backwards. 5.     Everybody step you take, you use 200 different muscles in your body.

By: Nora Warner Photo: Google Here’s a fun craft to help you decorate for St. Patrick’s Day. Try creating these Mosaic Paper Shamrocks. What you need: A variety of papers with different patterns and colors Scissors Glue Something to draw with First, draw or print a shamrock shape on a paper base for your mosaic…

Mrs. McGinnis is this week’s featured pet owner! She has two bunnies,  Niko and Lola; two dogs, Zuzu and Eddie; a horse, Bob; and three donkeys – Clarabelle is the mother,  Leroy is the little guy and he’s the father, and Roscoe is the “baby” (he’s 17). Clara and Leroy had 6 babies before they…