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Holiday Message From the Red ‘n’ Green

Kayla Buhrow, Business Manager
December 19, 2024

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The Red 'n' Green celebrates 100 years of being an open forum for student voices.
The Red 'n' Green celebrates 100 years as open forum
Tess Kujawa and Abraham Monarrez chosen as Decembers Student's of the Month by the school faculty.
Kujawa, Monarrez chosen as December Student of the Morh
Five Writing for Publications students wrote feature stories about topics that matter to students and the Red 'n' Green voted to publish them.
Intro students publish early
The Red 'n' Green interviewed students about Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Q's and A's
Battle of the Books helps students get ready to read a list of books and answer detailed questions.
Battle of the Books helps students read new books every year
Co-chairs Arianna McCormick and Andrew Rozek write new plans for Wordsmiths and list advertising ideas for their event at AJ's Coffee Shop on Dec.10. at their meeting during lunch on Wednesday
Wordsmiths of Berlin student-sufficient club
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The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Letter to the Editor: Student appreciates the variety of science classes
The Red ‘n’ Green believes that any who is eligible should vote “Yes” for the referendum on Nov. 5.
Staff editorial: Passing referendum essential
The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Letter to the Editor: Student feels unheard
The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Letter to the Editor: Student says phone rules are too strict
The Red ‘n’ Green believes that the VR headsets in the LMC will allow students to further their understanding and learning in school.
Staff Editorial: VR headsets provide unique learning opportunities
The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment.
Student expresses opinion about classes offered
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The Red ‘n’ Green feels that people should pay more attention to how mental health impacts students and their attendance.
Staff Editorial: Mental health not focused on enough
BMS Principal Colleen Pariso gives her speech “Loyalty and Legacy.” “The idea was using two of the values that spread across all branches of the military and how we can use those values to support our veterans, classmates, families, and community members,” Pariso said.
Berlin School District honors veterans during annual program
The football team played in the playoffs in Mayville on Friday Nov. 1, losing 28-26. From left to right Max Sonnentag 24, Zeath Hoinacki-Lowe 71, Aaron Bartol 15, Josue Rubio 70, Kale Bending 30, Luke Budde 5. “Aaron, Luke, Kale, Max, Josue, and Zeath, Thank you for your efforts and dedication to Berlin Football the last four years. You are an exceptional group of young men who will do great things in this world. I was lucky to be your coach! Thank you men!,” Head Coach Joe Stellmacher said.
Football team finishes their season with playoff game
(L-R) Junior Aubrey Kurczek, sophomore Mia Ledesma, senior Callie Kurczek, junior Thomas McCarthy, sophomore Katera Hartzke, sophomore Abigail Shattuck, junior Audrey Shattuck, and junior Ashlyn Strebelinski at the state cross country meet Nov. 2. The girls' team placed 12th and McCarthy placed 19th.
Cross country finishes season at state meet
Left to right: Anna Schliepp, Alexia Pacurar, Payton Zamzow, and Caliber Hartzke stand in front of the scoreboard after taking first in their heat in the 400 freestyle relay
Girls Swim team breaks records at conference meet in Chilton
The winners of the Halloween Costume Contest are pictured above. First place Ella Santori is featured in the middle. Aden Armstrong on the left placed second, and Aidan Pierstorff on the far right placed third.
Student Council hosts the annual Halloween Costume Contest
About the Contributor
Kayla Buhrow
Kayla Buhrow, Business Manager
Kayla Buhrow is a Berlin High school Senior. She enjoys writing for the Red 'n' Green, and is excited to spend her last year as Business Manager. A fun fact about Kayla is if she had a super power she would hope to have the ability to teleport.