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Editorial: Students should be asked to give feedback to teachers

Christina Lengle, Reporter • January 27, 2022

Restaurant reviewers can be very helpful to restaurants to see how well they are doing. Similarly, giving feedback to teachers from students can help the instructors see how good or bad they are at teaching. Students...

Teachers Kimberly West and Christopher Boggess posing for a photo outside their classrooms. On this day, West and Boggess accidently wore similar outfits to school, but the outfits still matched their individual styles. (Broadcaster/Ashlyn Weidman)

Behind the Fashion Choices of Hershey High School Teachers

Ashlyn Weidman, Social Media Editor • December 3, 2019

Hershey High School (HHS) requires teachers to dress in a professional and appropriate way, but that doesn’t stop them from having their own individual styles.  “Growing up I watched a lot of old...

Editorial: Class size does indeed matter

Iliana Veguilla, Reporter • May 24, 2018

Many students and teachers have not stopped to ask if class size matters in regard to education, but when they do, the topic becomes controversial. Class size matters because reduced classes increase student’s...

HMS Teacher Dale Mackley Retires After 26 Years

Iliana Veguilla, Reporter • May 24, 2018

After 26 and a half years of teaching, he is finally ready to retire. Hershey Middle School teacher Dale Mackley has had many different occupations and interests throughout his working career.  Mackley...

Miriam Collins stands in her room on May 2, 2018. Collins has taught history-related subjects and German since she came to Hershey High School in 1994. (Broadcaster/Rose Abraham)

HHS teacher Mimi Collins Continues Reputation of Generosity and Kindness

Rose Abraham, Reporter • May 9, 2018

Everyone describes her as the epitome of kindness and caring. Miriam Collins, has been a teacher at Hershey High School since 1994. She has taught a few history subjects over the years, but now teaches...

HHS teachers show their support for public education by wearing red on Wednesday, January 18, 2017. This national movement among teachers has been in protest of the potential Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos. (The Broadcaster/ Marisa Balanda)

HHS Teachers Wear Red to Support Public Education

Marisa Balanda, Editor-in-Chief • January 23, 2017

During the week of January 16, 2017, many teachers across the nation wore red to protest President-elect Donald Trump’s choice for Secretary of Education, Betsy DeVos. DeVos is the Chair of the...

Mrs. Susan Barto is a long term substitute teacher for Mrs. Gustafson, who returns from maternity leave in January. She is teaching Geometry and Statistics while she’s here. Barto first started off as an engineer, but realized she needed more daily interaction, which is why she loves being a teacher. Barto has two cats; Archibald and Oreo, and owns three African Dwarf frogs. Doing anything outdoors from gardening to parasailing keeps her happy. Barto’s biggest pet peeve is when people are late, but in general she describes herself as a kind person and can’t wait to have a good time here at HHS. (Broadcaster/Azelin Thompson)

Seven New Teachers Join HHS

Azelin Thompson, Reporter • October 3, 2016

HHS Teachers, Students Say Focus on Grades Undermines Learning

May 10, 2016

By Katie Cocco, Journalism 1 student Edited by Lynn Dang, Hershey Section Editor HERSHEY--Freshman Karis Gould slumped down into her seat the moment that she found out her hard work had not paid...

Madison Held works on her lit analysis on March 10, 2015. In Held’s English class, she is able to stay motivated people of her positive relationship with her teacher.

Positive Relationships Impact Academics

March 22, 2016

By: Brenna Holycross The teaching style of a teacher is not the only thing that can affect how students learn. 180 days out of the year, high school students are spending five to seven hours with...

Seniors Vincent Paioletti, Brendan Twaddell, and Daniel Ioffreda sit on the teachers bench and watch as students participate in the half court shot competition during halftime. (Broadcaster/ Kaylee Williams)

Gallery: Hershey vs. LD Faculty Basketball Game

March 9, 2016

By: Kaylee Williams The Hershey vs. Lower Dauphin faculty basketball game to support the Four Diamonds Fund was held on Wednesday, February 17, 2016. Many attended, but the Hershey High School student...

Left to right: HHS seniors Josh Warren, Ryan Lacoe, and Dan Ioffreda show their spirit fingers during a free throw at the teachers vs. teachers basketball game against LD. (Broadcaster/Bella D’Adderio)

Hershey Students Show Pride at Hershey vs. Lower Dauphin Faculty Game

February 25, 2016

By: Bella D'Adderio The Hershey vs. Lower Dauphin faculty basketball game to support the Four Diamonds Fund was held on Wednesday, February 17, 2016. Many attended, but the Hershey High School student...

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