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The Student News Site of Westerville South

The Scribe

The Scribe

The Student News Site of Westerville South

The Scribe

The Student News Site of Westerville South

The Scribe



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For the last phase of the construction plans, the central doors (pictured above) will be renovated so all visitors will have to go through a double door security system.
South Staff Solidify School Safety
Sophia Wright April 11, 2023

Schools are safe places for students to learn, but with the multiple threats Westerville South received during February it leaves students questioning...

The new cafe area where student will be able to get food and other things. Theyll be able to sit and study as well.
Library Cafe: What to Expect
Lily Meek March 24, 2023

Westerville South’s new additions have provided students with many colorful and open lounging areas. During the renovations, the library was...

Dominican Republic - A photo of the Dominican coastline showing blue water, clear skies and lush vegetation. Salcedo states that this tour is one of the more adventurous options for 2023. Photo credit: westervilleworldwide.com
Vacation for Education
Alexi Bloch March 22, 2023

Join Spanish teacher Marisol Salcedo on a trip to Peru. The flight will take off on June 6 and arrive back in the States on June 16, 2024.  Anyone...

A slide showing the dates for upcoming FAFSA completion workshops over the next months.
Seniors Seek Scholarships and Fight for FAFSA
Eric Kim, Reporter • November 1, 2022

Unlike most students, Senior Natalie Ma is familiar with FAFSA and scholarships and how they apply to the college application process. Ma found...

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Kiera Harper, assistant director of admissions of Heidelberg, talks to two students at Westerville Souths college fair. No matter how many schools are in the room, youll always be exposed to different sizes of universities, programs, and extracurriculars... she said.
College Fair Helps Students Find Their Future
Sophia Wright April 21, 2023

There is nothing quite so embarrassing as falling over at the approach. Professional bowlers have their balls drilled to fit their hands perfectly so that mishaps like this never happen.
Strikes and Gutters; The History of Bowling
Daniel Boudreau April 8, 2023

The cold rubber soles of your rented leather shoes press against your feet as you finish tying the unnecessarily long shoelaces. You step up...

3D printers located in the engineering wing used for printing passes.
Engineering Students Print Passes
Eric Kim March 23, 2023

Hall passes may not be the first thing that comes to mind when considering the struggles teachers face. Teachers all throughout South have been...

Infographic depicting how seniors feel at the end of the school year.
Senioritis Plagues High School Seniors
Kyleigh Eckert March 23, 2023

With the time left in the school year getting shorter, many high school seniors are skipping school, coming in late, leaving early, not turning...

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An old clock/speaker combination meant for a wall that has had its clock removed and its speaker cannibalized for use in the cafeteria ceiling. Instead of screws, it has been fastened to a beam with safety wire.
Cutting Corners; the Renovation Saga of South
Scribe Editorial Staff April 4, 2023

Westerville South High School has been educating students since it was first opened in 1960. It was originally dedicated as Westerville High...

Freshly conscripted Russian soldiers preparing to depart to join the war in Ukraine. These new soldiers were average Russian citizens mere weeks ago.
The Tribulations of Tyranny
Daniel Boudreau, Editor-in-Chief • December 1, 2022

Russia has been ruled by tyrants for centuries, from the rule of the Tsars, to the days of communism, and now, Vladimir Putin's puppet democracy....

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Friday March 17 Announcements
March 17, 2023

Key Club is collecting bottled water for those affected by the train derailment in East Palestine. Bring bottled water to your advisory from...

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