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PAHS Planetarium Reopens

Quinn Evans February 27, 2024

The construction of the newly renovated high school planetarium has recently concluded.

Mrs. Diehl stands in front of her genetics class, educating her students. Mrs. Diehl is a new science teacher at PAHS.

PAHS receives new science teacher

Maya Johnson, Staffer September 23, 2022

Melinda Diehl is the new Biology teacher at Pottsville Area High School. Mrs Diehl attended Pine Grove High School and graduated in 2000. After graduating, she went to Kutztown University to receive her...

Where Is This?

Madison Wright, Staffer January 28, 2020

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Can you guess this teacher before his/her identity is revealed? Read to find out!

Guess That Teacher!

Samantha Woodford, Staffer January 24, 2020
He has a 12 year old son named Emmet. Spends most of his free time in the PAHS Observatory. Sometimes you can even catch him in a shark costume! That’s Pottsville’s beloved astrology teacher...
Chicks are chirping at Lengel

Chicks are chirping at Lengel

Maggie Brennan, Staffer March 25, 2019

If you hear a little chirping as you walk down the third floor hallway, it is the chicks in Mrs. Zimmerman's science classroom. The chick project is held at the end of a biology unit for 8th graders. Although...

Thrilled Eighth graders stand with their certificates. After the STEM competition, the awards ceremony took place afterwards. “It is amazing to see the final project and what goes into manufacturing,” Dominic Stelie said.

Big Machines and Loads of Science

Greta Snukis, Staffer March 20, 2019

Do you have a love for science and learning? Fascinated D.H.H. Lengel eighth graders do and later participated in the 2019 STEM competition. The students put lots of time and effort into making videos...

During a lab activity where students researched different bacteria shapes, junior Victoria Oswald peers into a microscope to observe bacteria examples. Oswald was one of 56 students who were accepted to the Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Sciences out of 302 applicants. “I wanted to do something over the summer to show colleges that I love science, and I want to expand my horizons,” Oswald said.

Junior Victoria Oswald chosen to attend PGSS

Gillian Revenis, Editor-in-Chief May 3, 2018

Junior Victoria Oswald was told many times not to take four AP classes because it would be too difficult. However, she wanted to learn what she was passionate about and be prepared for college, so she...

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