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Under the microscope: E. coli explained

Mary Corkery, Editor-in-Chief
December 19, 2024

Why do teachers do finals?

Skylar Holtgrewe, News Editor
December 19, 2024
Summit familes, staff affected by E. coli outbreak

Summit familes, staff affected by E. coli outbreak

Abbott Lackey, Layout Editor
November 20, 2024
Playing the vibraphone, sophomore Lucy Vanderheyden smiles at her fellow front ensemble members during the halftime show. The band performed their show 'Beyond the Sidewalk' at the football game on Oct. 18.

Marching band takes first in preliminary performance

Abby Glenn, Social Media Editor
November 11, 2024
Above the school, the sprout looms looking down over students as they enter for the day.

The sprout

Skylar Holtgrewe and Emery Gregston
October 22, 2024
As illustrated, past editions of the Talon are shown 'falling' into an empty trash bin. There are recycling bins in every classroom at Summit, however, they are not utilized to the extent that they should be.

Rockwood’s recycling problem

Julia Worley, Website Editor
September 30, 2024
Rockwood passed for safety funding

Rockwood passed for safety funding

Skylar Holtgrewe, News Editor
September 25, 2024

Foreign exchange students begin year in the US

Mary Corkery, Editor-in-Chief
September 22, 2024
Sophomore Erin Davis puts her phone in a phone caddy in ASL 2 while in 5th hour. The phone caddy in ASL teacher Logan Kramer's classroom is used to prevent distraction during class.

New phone policy sparks controversy

Maxine Johnston, Of The Talon staff
September 20, 2024
New freshman principal, Dr. Flores introduces himself to senior, Lily Trueman before interviewing her about her plans after high school.

Introducing Dr. Flores

Raghed Hadi, Photo Editor
September 20, 2024
Summit German students pose for a picture in Heidelberg, Germany on Jun. 10

Spanish and German students journey abroad

Elizabeth Davis, Of The Talon staff
September 20, 2024
At Ryan Hummert Night for the first home football game on Sep. 13, sophomore Claire Bailey plays the Marimba during the Silver Falcon Marching Band's halfitme performance. This year, the show is named 'Beyond the Sidewalk,' and features the different emotions of growing up.

Percussion beats out competition at festival

Julia Worley, Website Editor
September 18, 2024
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