The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

Pathfinder
The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

Pathfinder
The Official Student News Site of Parkway West High

Pathfinder
Parent and facilitator, Amy Narishkin leads Linda Gieseking, Linda DeCosta, Carol Depke and six other moms in a book study to find a way to end the silence in west county after the events in Ferguson and New York. Narishkin started a business to help the dominate culture, white middle class males, become allies for minority cultures. "My goal is to train the trainer, so the parents can enter with their circle of friends and have their own book studies," Narishkin said.

Parkway parents educate themselves on race and white privilege

Bronte Segura, Staff Writer • February 27, 2015

Fridays at Six North Cafe, parent Amy Narishkin, Ph.D, leads parents in discussions about race and culture. “I decided to help them when we were starting to train the staff on having conversations...

Celebrating the end of Black History Month

Kathryn Harter, Multimedia Editor • February 26, 2015
To celebrate Black History Month, African American history trivia questions were asked over the announcements, a field trip was held to the GRIOT, the St. Louis Museum of Black History, on Feb. 24 and the 13th annual African American Read In was hosted on Feb. 26.

LoCo gears up for the Glow Dance

Macky Kavanaugh, Staff Writer • February 26, 2015
As it does annually, the Glow Dance will take place this friday, Feb. 27, for all students interested in getting dressed up for a glow-themed mixer.
Freshman Rachel Wang buys a school lunch daily.

New food regulations chew up old cafeteria standards

Debra Klevens, Convergent Media Writer • February 25, 2015
The school has begun to alter the cafeteria food to fit the guidelines of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) nutrition standards.

New outbreak of an old disease

Vaishal Shah, Staff Writer • February 24, 2015

Measles. For some it invokes the image of their childhood; for others it is merely a dead disease. But with the recent outbreak of measles in California, is measles back and on the rise? Measles was...

Build up your resume with summer opportunities

Allison Wills, Staff Writer • February 24, 2015

Most high-schoolers see summer time as a time to relax and get away from their studies, but the chances to strengthen resumes in preparation for college during the summer are endless! Junior Zoe Goff...

Freshmen selected to attend the trip drew the silhouette of a leader, including details of what they think makes a good leader, like big feet that show a leader needs to fill big shoes. "I learned about other people's perspective on what it takes to make a good leader," freshman Andrew Yazdi said.

Standing up to be a leader

Sohia McMorrow, Staff Writer • February 24, 2015
On Feb. 19, a group of freshmen attended a training for the Stand Up 9 Leadership Academy at Camp Wyman, where students learned the importance of living a drug-free life.
Principal Jeremy Mitchell and senior Jacob Dennison light the opening ceremony torch.

Special Olympics – A West High Tradition

Nico Stranquist, Staff Writer • February 23, 2015
Three hundred and seventy two volunteers will fill the gymnasium on Monday, Feb 23 for the annual Special Olympics Basketball Tournament.
The whole cast sits awaiting the right time to go on stage. Students who have loved being on stage have enjoyed their experience with their fellow cast members. "I auditioned because i love theater and i thought a dramatic play would be a good change from the usual comedy." junior Kathryn Harter said.

Welcome to Our Town!

Mary Moriarity, Staff Writer • February 20, 2015
"Our Town," a three-act play by Thornton Wilder, opens tonight at 7 p.m., featuring a cast of 35 characters, set in the fictional town of Grover’s Corners between 1901 and 1913.

Spending secrets of Valentine’s Day

Lily Briscoe, Staff Writer • February 12, 2015
Americans are starting to use this holiday as an excuse just to spend their money.
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