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Nov
08
2021
FAFSA Completion Event for Seniors

FAFSA Completion Event for Seniors

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The Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships and Athens-Meigs ESC-Project RISE are hosting a FAFSA Completion Event for area seniors.  We would like to get the word out and need your help to do so! Soon, we will be sending postcard invitations to your students and/or schools, however, I wanted to get this information to you as soon as possible. FAFSA Completion Event Join us on Saturday, November 20, to receive professional assistance completing the 2022-2023 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and learn about financial aid resources. Completing the FAFSA is the first critical step in applying for financial…
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Oct
29
2021
Marching Band: The Musical Sport

Marching Band: The Musical Sport

Band, News
By Eden Haynes The musical and lively sport, marching band, is a team of musicians who play music while also performing marching drills. Our own marching band, the Federal Hocking Marching Lancers is directed by Julia Olson and assistant director, Conor Hartwick. After practicing hours Tuesdays through Fridays and sometimes even on Saturdays, our talented band performs during half-time of the high school football games - creating all kinds of instrumental beats. The season starts after The Fourth of July with band camp, which runs from Sunday to Friday.  Director Olson and several members commented about marching band and their…
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Oct
27
2021
The Joy of Running: FedHock Cross Country

The Joy of Running: FedHock Cross Country

Cross County, News, Sports
By Coral StephensCross country is fun but a lot of work, but it's also worth it. In Cross Country they have two different groups. The middle school team runs 2 miles at meets but even more at practice to build their stamina and get even better at it. The high school team runs 3.1 miles, and they also run more at practices to build their stamina and to get better.If you were thinking about joining, they practice every night from 3 till 5 unless it's the night before a race so they can rest their muscles. My big sister Rosemary Stephens…
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Oct
22
2021
Just say, “Scram Scam!”

Just say, “Scram Scam!”

News
By Eden Haynes The idea of losing your money or experiencing a robbery is chilling enough to concern you, but now in a modern day of technology comes great risk of everyday social media. These people, who commit fraud or participate in these dishonest schemes, taking their victim’s money are known as scammers. Alone in 2020 these criminals have taken $3.3 billion from the U.S, while in the year 2021, about 2.2 million have reported scammers. It is time to put a stop to this crime and say, "Scram scam!". But before then, it is best to know if you…
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Oct
20
2021
Dare to be Scared at the Haunted Halls

Dare to be Scared at the Haunted Halls

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By Coral Stephens This Friday only - the FedHock Haunted Halls are here. Come down if you dare to be scared and have a blast. The money raised is for this year's prom. Give a big thanks to the Junior class officers and Jake Amlin for setting all this up during this tough time, so we can get back to a little bit of normalcy. FRIDAY Oct 22, 7-10 p.m. $5 entry fee $1.00 Hay Ride Bake Sale FREE face painting, pumpkin painting and more!
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Oct
19
2021
How to Purchase Volleyball Tournament Tickets

How to Purchase Volleyball Tournament Tickets

News, Sports, Volleyball
If you're planning to attend the volleyball sectional game, please see the instructions and link below on how to purchase your tickets online. Everyone (including all students) 6 years of age or older must have a ticket to gain entry. No passes will be accepted. **Tickets are $8 until 3pm the day of the game. After that time, they increase to $10. 1. Click OHSAA Link Below 2. Click Volleyball 3. Click Division III Waverly 2 (Region 11) 4. Click "Get Tickets" next to Federal Hocking vs. Zane Trace 5. Choose number of tickets and purchase with a card Go…
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Oct
14
2021
Juniors Advance At Retreat

Juniors Advance At Retreat

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By Wyatt Dunfee The Junior Retreat is a beneficial day for Juniors to learn about the expectations for their Senior project while on the Ohio University campus. And no, it was not a vacation away from school work, despite its name suggesting otherwise. Taking place on October 5th, and led by Mr. Warmke,  all Juniors who signed up took a day away from school on a trip to the Alden Library at Ohio University to discuss their Capstone Learning project (CLE/Senior Project). Students went through a scripted schedule to make sure they could learn the importance of their Senior Project.…
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Oct
13
2021
Crowning Royalty

Crowning Royalty

News, People
Congratulations to Lane Smith and Brennah Jarvis who were crowned Federal Hocking Homecoming King & Queen 2021. (Photo Credit: Bella McVey)
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Oct
04
2021
The Dangers of TikTok Trends

The Dangers of TikTok Trends

News
By Ava Withem  This digital app known as TikTok has taken over the world. We see younger to older people on it all the time. Through TikTok you can meet new people, do fun dances and maybe learn a couple things. You can keep up with all the new trends, but is that always a good thing? One of the newest trends on TikTok is influencing students and kids to destroy school property. The teenagers are calling it “hitting devious licks’’ which insists on stealing things from teachers' classrooms, school bathrooms, from outside of the school etc. The teenagers are…
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