The student newspaper of Strath Haven High School. The Panther Press is first and foremost a reflection of the opinions and interests of the student body. For this reason, we do not publish any anonymous or teacher-written submissions, and we do not discriminate against any ideology or political opinion. While we are bound by school policy (and funding), we will not render any article neutral, although individual points may be edited for obscene or inflammatory content. Finally, the articles published in the Panther Press do not necessarily reflect the views of the editors or advisors.

Panther Press
The student newspaper of Strath Haven High School. The Panther Press is first and foremost a reflection of the opinions and interests of the student body. For this reason, we do not publish any anonymous or teacher-written submissions, and we do not discriminate against any ideology or political opinion. While we are bound by school policy (and funding), we will not render any article neutral, although individual points may be edited for obscene or inflammatory content. Finally, the articles published in the Panther Press do not necessarily reflect the views of the editors or advisors.

Panther Press
The student newspaper of Strath Haven High School. The Panther Press is first and foremost a reflection of the opinions and interests of the student body. For this reason, we do not publish any anonymous or teacher-written submissions, and we do not discriminate against any ideology or political opinion. While we are bound by school policy (and funding), we will not render any article neutral, although individual points may be edited for obscene or inflammatory content. Finally, the articles published in the Panther Press do not necessarily reflect the views of the editors or advisors.

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Senior Kai Lincke adjusts her camera settings while taking pictures at the Spring Fling on April 29.

LEDITOR: Closing Thoughts

Kai Lincke, Editor-in-Chief • June 10, 2022
Outgoing editor-in-chief reflects on her newspaper experience
Members of the 2021-2022 Student Council pose for a group photo at the end of the school year.

Dear Strath Haven: a farewell from the president

Sawyer Bock, Editor • June 10, 2022

I’ve been thinking about the letter I wrote to my future self at the end of the year in freshman English class because I’m looking forward to reading it again soon. “9th grade me” probably would...

LEDITOR: Reawakening

LEDITOR: Reawakening

Kai Lincke, Editor-in-Chief • February 20, 2022
It's been a slow journey, but school is returning to life.
A call for comprehensive education

A call for comprehensive education

Jillian Thomas, Contributor • February 11, 2022
Students call for re-evaluation of Holocaust curriculum
College admissions decisions do not define you

College admissions decisions do not define you

Kai Lincke, Editor-in-Chief • February 11, 2022
As more admissions decisions roll in, be kind to yourself.
Strath Haven High School students walk to the building, from the car line, on January 24, 2022-- the first day of the second semester. That morning, the majority of classes and schedules switched for the final half of the 2021-2022 school year.

’Tis the season to be… under pressure?

Collin Woodland, Contributor • February 11, 2022
Administration must evaluate length of winter recess, other breaks
School Start Time Study Begins

School Start Time Study Begins

Tahreem Faruque, Staff Writer • September 19, 2019
Do students need a later start to the school day?
Student debt is a rising concern to students

Student debt is a rising concern to students

Luke Mandel, Online Editor • September 19, 2019
Would public college and university help alleviate the stress?
Chromebooks Bring Change to Haven

Chromebooks Bring Change to Haven

David Ren, Opinions Editor • September 18, 2019

The 2019 to 2020 Strath Haven High School school year began with the implementation of the Chromebook 1:1 Initiative, which aims to distribute Chromebooks to all the students of Strath Haven High School....

Gender-Sexuality Alliance Faces Backlash in Health Classes

Gender-Sexuality Alliance Faces Backlash in Health Classes

Eric Hadley & Madison Lin, Staff Writers • March 3, 2019

In December of 2018, the Strath Haven High School’s Gender-Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club came into tenth grade health classes to talk about the LGBTQ+ community. GSA is a club that promotes equality...

Flu Shots Should Be Required for Haven Students and Staff

Flu Shots Should Be Required for Haven Students and Staff

David Ren, Opinions Editor • March 3, 2019

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) alleges that the current influenza season within the U.S. (which is usually active from October to May) has, so far, resulted in an estimated 6.2 to...

The Case for Federalized School Funding

The Case for Federalized School Funding

Luke Mandel, Online Editor • March 3, 2019

There is an ongoing crisis in the United States: the inadequate and radically disproportionate funding between schools in the country, in states and in districts.  There is strong evidence that this issue...

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