Students Report: Indoor Track

By: Jayla Richardson

After earning 1st Team All-State Honors last season, the boys and girls indoor track team has concluded a fantastic season. Our talented runners have come to an end to their season this week with many improved times and many PR’S. WGH’s own Jameire Honzu is the only student on the team that has qualified for the state meet. She will be running the 60-meter hurdles, on Saturday, March 4th at Spire Institute. This is a huge accomplishment for her, and we are so proud of her. Good Luck this weekend Jameire! Go Raiders!

Students Report: Lessons in Anatomy

By: Emma Frazzini and Jenna Greathouse

Recently, the WGH anatomy students went on a field trip to a cadaver lab at Case Western Reserve University. They were able to experience a hands-on lab on cadavers. Teachers who escorted the kids included Ms. Hunter and Ms. Midgett who said some of the kids were a little surprised and off-put by the smells and sights, but overall it was an excellent experience for the students to see antimony in the real world. This was the first group taken to the cadaver lab, but hopefully, there will be many more.

Students Report: SATs@WGH

By: Dallani Moore

This week the juniors of Warren G. Harding had SAT testing. On Wednesday, March 1, 2023, they began testing as soon as the morning bell rang. This was a long week here at WGH. The sophomores started the week with PSAT testing. All sophomores take the PSAT in order to prepare and see progress toward their eventual SAT score needed for graduation and college applications. Then later in the week, the juniors took the SAT which shut down half of the second floor and resulted in an early release for all students. Testing went very smoothly for both groups and they are very excited to get the results back soon. Next month will begin AIR testing here at the high school and students are currently preparing in all their classes. Best of luck Raiders this testing season!