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Ian Werch, Reporter
April 22, 2024

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Academic Decathlon went to state on March 6 and 7, and took nine members from their club to the Tundra Lodge in Green Bay WI where Berlin placed 18th overall in the state competition, and third in their division. “The students take objective tests in the different subject areas, give a speech, do an interview, and participate in the Super Quiz Relay,” adviser Nick Kvam said.
Academic Decathlon places at state 18th overall
Focusing on self-care can help students and teachers alike deal with the stresses that come with midterms. “I think if I had to go through my years of service here in this counseling role, you would probably find an uptick in mental health issues during the middle of the second semester,” counselor Matthew Willet said.
Students feel stressed during midterms
Senior Callie Kurczek gives blood on Feb. 26 during the Key Club blood drive. Only 19 people donated blood during the drive. “The first time is a little nerve-wracking, but after you do it, it’s a good feeling to know that you’re helping people,” Kurczek said.
Blood drive faces low numbers
Recently the club has had an increase in membership allowing them to do more activities/competitions. “Forensics is a public speaking competition, with a variety of presentation choices like different types of acting, informational speech, storytelling, and even debate and radio announcing are categories,” social studies teacher Ryan Scanlan said.
Forensics team increases in members
The Magoosh software plays a video explaining a practice problem. “There is a lot of clarification on different styles of questions that the students will see,” ACT prep adviser Matt Willett said.
New ACT prep method in testing phase