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Twice as Nice photo by Abbigail Price Twice as Nice is a service organization that sponsors a prom resale program. Used prom dresses are sold to students at a discounted price. Their goal is to supply students with cheap prom dresses, in hopes that more students attend prom. Funds raised go towards Mooresville charities.  “As this is a nonprofit organization, it is really about providing students with the opportunity to attend prom versus raising funds,” Mrs. Jennifer Brunette said. Jennifer Brunette was twice as Nice’s old sponsor. Mrs. Lepore will be taking over this year. Dresses will go on sale Saturday, February 22 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Dresses will cost $20.00. If a student returns the dress after prom, they get a $10.00 voucher for next year’s dress. Any MHS student is eligible to buy a dress. 

Scheduling by Abbigail Price

Scheduling is upon us  Scheduling is coming up soon for eight graders, freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. During the
week of the 13th, guidance counselors will be going around the school letting kids know about
what courses are available.  The school will be offering classes that will be taken at Ivy Tech Mooresville. Solar System
Astronomy as well as Stellar and Galactic Astronomy will be offered at Ivy Tech. These classes
will be offered at Ivy Tech Mooresville during first period, and students will have to find their
own transportation to Ivy Tech and back to Mooresville for second through seventh period.  They are also offering Ivy Tech classes via distance learning. This means that the classes that
are offered will be taught at MHS but it will be taught over a screen.  “We are now offering statistics and calculus II via distance learning,” Mrs. Sarah Iams said.  Graduation pathways are now offered to students who didn’t pass ISTEP, or to freshmen who
don’t…

WTHR chooses one student-athlete of the month who demonstrates “excellence in athletics, academics, or clubs/co-curricular school related hobbies”. This student-athlete is announced on WTHR’s station. Hannah Hopkins has received a Student Athlete of the Month award for her performance in Unified Flag Football. Hopkins was very surprised about the award
and had received messages of congratulations from her family members and coaches.  “I felt really honored that I was nominated for the award and was just very grateful and joyful to have received it,” Hopkins said. The Unified Flag Football team was able to work together and come home with a state championship this year. The school district and the team are very proud of their hard work and dedication to the game. “I think we had a better understanding of the game and we were ready to win at least one game,” Hopkins said, “Then with all of the new members this year that came, really contributed to our success and we were able to pull off a…

Area 31 Area 31 is a program at Ben Davis High School that Mooresville High School students as well as other schools in surrounding areas can attend. Students at Mooresville get on a bus to travel to Ben Davis for their classes. Depending on whether students go in the afternoon or morning they must be able to work with the different times and be able to drive if late for the bus. Students get one class for three hours that will take all of their electives in most cases so they get to have real life experience with teachings and opportunities for future jobs. Many students have said there is a lot of work and dedication that goes into the classes and students need to be passionate to do it.  “You need to understand how serious these classes are. For example, EMS students can be a certified EMT’s by the end of their program,” senior Ariana Halstead who takes Criminal Justice class, said. Many students like senior Charles Moran who takes Automotive services, an Area 31 course, had a career p…

As the student body is introduced to the new decade and the new year continues on, the attempts at self-betterment are in no short supply. The tradition of New Year's resolution is very popular among the students at MHS. “There’s no point in starting off the decade on a bad note. Might as well try to be better,”  junior Blake Maher said. The following have agreed to have their goals and objectives shared for this new year.
Junior Blake Maher: “My goal is to grow a full 10 inches.”
Senior Jacob Vaughan: “I want to lose some weight this year, now that football is done.”
Junior Sydney Gercak: This year I really want to work on my organizational skills and time management.”
Senior Madison Smither: “This year my main goal is to find a job to work somewhere.”
Sophomore Brenner White: “This is the decade of the gamer. I owe it to myself to get better.”
Senior Emilie Reynolds: “I haven’t given out enough hugs. I’m gonna give out more hugs before everyone leaves.”
Junior Jaxon Crews: “I wanna get s…

MHS Quarter 2 Exam Schedule

Hot Meals Around The Corner
Although Christmas time is inherently thought of as a period of luxury and joy, not everyone is fortunate enough to experience those comforts. A recent study conducted by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has revealed that an estimated 5,258 citizens are experiencing some form of homelessness. A warm place to rest and a full stomach could mean the world to someone, but places to get it aren’t always well known. The following establishments are not only open to the public on December 25, but also places to volunteer if someone was interested in giving back to the community this season.