Hundreds of students. Thousands of stories. The Sequoyah Scribe.

The Sequoyah Scribe
Hundreds of students. Thousands of stories. The Sequoyah Scribe.

The Sequoyah Scribe
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PASSION FOR BASKETBALL. Featured athlete Chase practices a lot to become a great basketball player.
Not All School Sports Should be Turned into Co-ed Sports
Jack Weakley, Yearbook Editor • February 22, 2023
Jackson Colobro, blocks his Robinson Middle opponent, number 34, during the annual Tribe Classic basketball game. Colobro is a dedicated athlete who spends more time practicing than on electronic devices.
Jaxon Colobro leaves mark on Sevier court
Jasmine Blackburn, Staff Writer • February 22, 2023
UNDER THE DOME. The Sevier girls basketball team competes against Robinson Middle during last year’s Tribe Classic at the Buck Van Huss Dome. This year, the Dome has been closed due to structural problems.
Structural problems close Buck Van Huss Dome
Maxx Ball, Staff Writer • November 14, 2022
News/Features
The cartoon shows students true feelings about uniforms and that they would rather burn uniforms than wear them.
Uniforms Have no Place in Modern Classrooms
Jessyca Cook, Entertainment Editor
The poll shows each grades opinion on students wearing items such as animal ears or tails.
Board of Education Adresses Furries
Jessyca Cook, Entertain Editor
Journalism adviser David Flanary, left, poses wit hEditor-in-Chief Russ Hubbard at the 2014 national journalism convention in Washington DC. This was the first time the program won the Pacemaker award. the highest honor in scholastic journalism. The Scribe has won the title twice and been a finalist six times.
Scribe Now 15 Years in Publication
Aubryn Markl, Sport's Editor
In this photo illustration, smoke fills the 7th grade girls bathroom. Vaping has been on the uptick at Sevier Middle, and the most common location where students try to vape is the restroom.
Vaping reaches new heights in student bathrooms
Alli Valentine, Yearbook Editor
Carter and Cash. two bobcats, now live at Bays Mountain Park and Planetarium. They arrived in Kingsport after a long, cross-country drive to the park.
Bay's Mountain welcomes feline family members
Adeline Lyttle, Student Life Editor
The image shows how students, hiding in the bathroom, distribute and take drugs such as Delta-8.
Delta 8: Candy Lookalike Drugs
Alli Valentine, Yearbook Editor
Investigations
Voices
BAd Choices. A Scribe places his hands through some bars. Juveniles often make choices that can land them in legal trouble. Often, the consequences of their actions come as a shock.
Students Struggle With Their Criminal Past
Mikaela Pyatte, Yearbook Editor • March 8, 2023

Editor's note: The names of the juveniles in this article have been changed to protect their privacy. Juvenile delinquency, the frequent breaking...

INTO THE DUNGEON. “Risk of Rain 2” is perfect for players who love RPGs and dungeon-crawler games.
Gamer Generation: Risk of Rain 2
A CHAMPION OF VIDEO GAME BOOKS. “Creating a Champion” is a good book with very few, minor issues. The book is good for seeing what could have been in “Breath of the Wild”.
Bookworm Corner: Creating a Champion
The cartoon shows students true feelings about uniforms and that they would rather burn uniforms than wear them.
Uniforms Have no Place in Modern Classrooms
The poll shows each grades opinion on students wearing items such as animal ears or tails.
Board of Education Adresses Furries
PASSION FOR BASKETBALL. Featured athlete Chase practices a lot to become a great basketball player.
Not All School Sports Should be Turned into Co-ed Sports
Student Life
BAd Choices. A Scribe places his hands through some bars. Juveniles often make choices that can land them in legal trouble. Often, the consequences of their actions come as a shock.
BACK IN THE USA. Jareth Garcia-Perez was born in the U.S., but grew up in Mexico. He recently returned to the country of his birth and lives with his cousins.
Coach Julian Price celebrates during a wellness class. Price joined the faculty of Sevier Middle this year; it is his first job as a teacher.
The poll shows each grades opinion on students wearing items such as animal ears or tails.
TRICKED-OUT SKATING. James Gilbert practices his skateboard tricks at Scott Adams Skate Park. Gilbert is one of several skateboard enthusiasts at Sevier Middle. Although they are not part of an extracurricular activity, they frequently skate to school and are present in the parking lot after school.
A&E
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