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The Panther Press

Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press

Student newspaper of Strath Haven High School

The Panther Press

Claire Salera '27

Claire Salera ’27, Detours & Opinions Editor

All content by Claire Salera '27
HOSA leaders Lavanya Dixit and Rheya Singh greet students at the activities fair with a smile. The co-presidents gave out candy and explained what the new club is all about.

FEATURED CLUB: HOSA provides healthcare career opportunities for students 

New club is centered around jobs in the medical field, providing volunteer experiences and competitions.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Dec 17, 2024
BLOCKING OUT THE WORLD • Sophomore Veronica King gets a sense of satisfaction from immersing herself in Block Blast during school.

Block Blast game captivates student body, affects brain chemistry

What is the effect of the widespread Block Blast outburst, and how did it start?

November Playlist

Feel the brisk autumn air and listen to the crunching of the leaves beneath your feet as you listen to the fall playlist!
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Nov 8, 2024
A vibrant scene of autumn trees showcases the season's natural foliage.

OPINION: Autumn is most ravishing season

The autumn season's timing, weather, foliage, and activities contribute to its charm and likability.
Claire Salera ’27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Nov 4, 2024
Senior Jake Gill adjusts the “cheer bot” during fifth block on September 11. as the robotics team practices for their Friday night football t-shirt distribution.

OPINION: Fifth block is an asset to the school day

From students’ perspective, there is no debate.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Sep 30, 2024
Superintendent Dr. James Scanlon introduces himself to the community at the regular school board meeting in the Strath Haven Middle School Auditorium on Tuesday, August 27.

Interim Superintendent Dr. James Scanlon adjusts to WSSD

Scanlon replaces former superintendent Dr. Wagner Marseille, who left in August amid a state of unrest in the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District.
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Sharon Baddick introduces herself to the community at the regular school board meeting in the Strath Haven Middle School Auditorium on Tuesday, August 27.

Dr. Sharon Baddick returns to PA as WSSD’s new Assistant Superintendent

Baddick replaces former assistant superintendent Dr. James Conley, who left last spring for the West Chester Area School District and spearheaded the implementation of Schoology.

September Playlist

School’s back, and so is the Panther Playlist!
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Sep 30, 2024
Books and bins of materials line the shelves of a classroom. Teachers have begun to organize these materials in preparation for summer vacation.

Teachers gear up to get out

Saying goodbye to their classrooms for an entire summer is a big deal for teachers.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Jun 6, 2024

Summer Vibes Playlist

Splash in the waves, blow up your pool floaties, indulge in a refreshing sip of lemonade, and blast the last 2023-2024 playlist of The Panther Press!
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Jun 6, 2024
Where are you working this summer?

Where are you working this summer?

Students are utilizing their free time in the summer to make money and gain career experience.
Photo Illustration

Strath Haven reacts to full semester using Schoology

After a semester to get used to Schoology, many students and teacher have strong opinions.
A student accesses the stress management apps on their phone.

Stress management apps support student mental health

The recent increase in the popularity of stress management apps has created resources for users to choose from.
Panther Press April Playlist

Panther Press April Playlist

Here are 15 songs to keep you motivated through April.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Apr 30, 2024
The adjusted schedule for SEL lessons has taken place several times this school year, most recently on April 22.

OPINION: SEL lessons deliver uneven results

Messages that SEL lessons convey may not be resonating with students.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Apr 30, 2024
Photo illustration, Barbie gear

OPINION: Barbie snub sets back feminism

The movie about women winning over sexist standards won Ryan Gosling, the male lead, an Oscar nomination.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Feb 28, 2024
Books for all. Free books line a cart outside of the library for students to take.

Mistreatment of school and classroom libraries prompts staff intervention

Teachers and staff members created their own measures to protect their libraries from abuse.
Football helmets rest on the sidelines of a September 9, 2022 game.

CTE studies question school sports’ safety

Updated research on head trauma in youth sports means that athletes and staff should stay vigilant.
Valentine’s Day Playlist

Valentine’s Day Playlist

Fifteen love songs to put you in the mood for Valentine’s Day!
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Feb 14, 2024
OG FORTNITE MAP • EPIC GAMES

Return of OG Fortnite invokes enthusiasm among community of gamers

Fortnite’s original version is back, and some students are hopping back onto its battle bus.
Spooky Season Panther Playlist 

Spooky Season Panther Playlist 

These songs will make you feel the crunching of the leaves beneath your feet, the monster breathing down your neck, or maybe even the parched vampire taking a nibble at your neck.
Claire Salera '27, Detours & Opinions Editor
Nov 21, 2023
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION

High schoolers during Halloween

Halloween is right around the corner– how are high school students celebrating?
'Barbie' vs. 'Oppenheimer'

‘Barbie’ vs. ‘Oppenheimer’

Student's share opinions on viral movies 'Barbie' and 'Oppenheimer'
KEEPING COOL • The varsity girls soccer team hydrates after working hard at practice on Friday, September 15. With high temperatures this September, the girls had to accommodate by continuously hydrating to ensure they can stay active for their games.

Heat wave inconveniences activities

As summer leaves intense heat in our area, the school environment was adversely affected.
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