Student Life – The Sequoyah Scribe

CONNECTING WITH FAMILIES. As a family liaison, it is Debbie Moore's job to be a bridge between the school and its families.

Five Questions for the Family Liaison

May 6, 2020

WORLD CLASS TEACHER. Kris Krautkremer, left, poses with U.S. representative Phil Roe at the PAEMST award ceremony in Washington, DC.

DB’s Kris Krautkremer honored with Presidential award in teaching

May 5, 2020

CULTURE SHOCK. Mercy Adedokun travelled to Nigeria, the birth country of her parents. There, she contracted Malaria.

Student looks back on fight against Malaria

May 4, 2020

SCIENTIFIC MUSICK. Katrina Musick, left, helps one of her students grasp a new scientific concept. Musick joined Sevier's staff as a new teacher this school year.

Musick comes to Sevier

May 1, 2020

UNDER SURVEILLANCE. Teacher Rebekah Tipton, left, speaks with parents during Sevier's Open House. Security cameras monitor everything in the hallways at Sevier.

Security cameras raise privacy concerns among some students

April 17, 2020

MY BODY, MY CANVAS. Sevier teacher Ty Hayworth shows off his tattoos. Several Sevier teachers and students have body art.

Teachers and students embrace body art

April 16, 2020

YOUNG JOURNALIST. During her time in middle school, Kristin Thorneloe, left, interviewed Coty Sensabaugh, former Sevier student and player for the NFL Washington Redskins.

Former Scribe journalist Kristin Thorneloe interns at local newspaper

April 15, 2020

RIPPED JEANS. Sevier student sit in the gym in the morning before class begins. Rips in pants above the knee are against the school's dress code. Many students feel these rules are enforced more frequently with girls than boys.

Sevier students continue to disagree with the school’s dress code

April 14, 2020

HACKED! Sixth grade math teacher Kristen Bridwell illustrates what it may feel like for a teacher's computer to get hacked. Hackers are targeting schools more than ever before.

Hackers target schools for money, personal information

April 13, 2020

AUTHENTIC FOOD. Lots of supposed Mexican food, like the food sold at Taco Bell, is actually not authentic.

A lot of Mexican food sold in United States is not authentic

April 10, 2020

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