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Bella LeJuerrne is a writer and designer for the Shawnee Heights Newspaper. She is in her sophomore year of high school. She likes traveling, roaming through T.J. Maxx, and taking walks with her dog, Charlie. She's played soccer since elementary school and enjoys taking art classes.

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[VIDEO] Everything You Need to Know about Face Masks

Elly Keyes and Bella LeJuerrne
May 4, 2020
Cassie Stewart, a fourth grade teacher at Tecumseh South, decorated her car with a message in anticipation to see her students again.

How Elementary School ‘Teacher Parades’ Brought the Community Together

Bella LeJuerrne, Reporter
April 19, 2020
Outdated Content at School

Outdated Content at School

Bella LeJuerrne and Elly Keyes
March 19, 2020
A common sight in many households is students hunched over piles of homework. This has led many to question whether or not homework is beneficial to students. The Washington Post explored what skills are truly helpful for a student, and if those skills can be taught without homework. What would happen if students were free to experience classes, retain information and build connections without fear that their futures hung in the balance of a single imperfect product?

The Pressure of Perfection and the Fear of Failure

Elly Keyes and Bella LeJuerrne
February 7, 2020
Freshmen Fill Classrooms to the Brim

Freshmen Fill Classrooms to the Brim

Bella Lejuerrne, Reporter
November 14, 2019

Amnesty Club Hopes to Grow in Shawnee Heights Community

Bella LeJuerrne, Staff Member
November 14, 2019
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