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Breaking: Judge approves changes to house arrest requirements of former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman

Breaking: Judge approves changes to house arrest requirements of former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman

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Junior Tierney Fields, far left, poses with her siblings. Fields has two older sisters and one younger brother.

The fact and fiction of birth order stereotypes

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Dutch Bros is located at 1800 Prairie Crossing, Kansas City, KS. It is right next to the Legends Outlet and has replaced the old Sheridans.

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Breaking: Former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman appears in court to request his removal from house arrest

Breaking: Former USD232 social studies teacher Keil Hileman appears in court to request his removal from house arrest

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Senior superlatives for the class of 2024

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At the conclusion of the ceremony, graduates toss their caps in the air.
Class of 2024 celebrates graduation during morning ceremony
Meg McAfee, JAG reporter/writer • May 22, 2024
Faculty members begin the process of cleaning the damage from the storm Sunday May 19th.
Breaking News: Storm damage, possible gas leak cancels classes Monday
Evan LeRoy, Quin Peters, and Avery Clement • May 20, 2024
JagWire seniors share advice about high school
JagWire seniors share advice about high school
Anna Zwahlen, Emma Clement, Jules Shumaker, Luke Wood, Elizabeth Summa, and Olivia Peters • May 17, 2024
Leading the class, seniors Walt Midyett and Lucy Roy walk with halls one last time.
Seniors honored at senior walk and award ceremony
Molly Griffin, JAG social media and managing editor • May 17, 2024

I Am Mill Valley: A timeline of the defining moments of the senior classes high school career

From COVID to state titles the class of 2024 has had many unique experiences at Mill Valley
Elizabeth Summa, JagWire reporter/photographer
May 16, 2024
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By Evan Sherman
After a lunch is over, every student within that lunch time slot leaves the cafeteria shoulder to shoulder Oct. 18 2021.
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Elizabeth Summa
Elizabeth Summa, JagWire reporter/photographer
This is senior Elizabeth Summa’s third year on the JagWire staff and she will be taking the role of being a photographer. Outside of journalism, Elizabeth spends her time shopping, listening to music and watching sports. Her favorite team to watch is Sporting Kansas City.

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