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

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

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

The Sequoyah Scribe
A HELPING HAND. Stephanie Kilgore works with her 8th grade language arts students. Kilgore most recently taught English at Volunteer High School.

Former Volunteer High School teacher joins Sevier language arts staff

Katelyn Burrell, Student Life Editor
May 17, 2022
STRUGGLE FOR THE BALL. The Sevier and Robinson indoor soccer teams face off. Soccer is a short activity at Sevier, lasting just about one month and featuring no jerseys of formal games.

Sevier athletes do not need a “proper” soccer program

Ben Pitman, Staff Writer
May 16, 2022
HEADS UP. Football coach Isaiah Spivey illustrates a proper tackle during a practice session. The most important part of tackling safety is to keep the head safe and let the shoulder pads absorb the impact.

Despite studies that football is not safe, Sevier coaches strive for safety

Alli Valentine, Staff Writer
May 13, 2022
SWEET BUSINESS. Keiley White, second from left, sells sweet treats to her customers at the Kids Business Expo. The event, organized by the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce, was designed to teach middle school students how to be entrepreneurs.

Kids Business Expo teaches students how to run a business

Jessyca Cook, Staff Writer
May 12, 2022
KEEP THE LEARNING GOING. Substitute teacher Sade Martin fills in for a Sevier Middle teacher. Martin is one of several new substitute teachers who are trying to help eliminate the substitute teachers shortage.

Kingsport, like schools nationwide, struggles to hire substitutes

Ella Smith, Staff Writer
May 11, 2022
A CURIOUS ACTION. Two Scribe models illustrate a common problem at Sevier Middle; students touch African American students hair without their permission. Many believe this is an invasion of privacy.

African American students report unwanted hair touching

Taishawna Davis, Staff Writer
May 10, 2022
A HELPING HAND. Band director Alex White, left, shows students how to hold their instruments. This kind of encouragement is much more effective than humiliating students to get them back on task.

Teachers should not humiliate students

Claire Mooney, Yearbook Editor
May 9, 2022
ON THEIR OWN. Alyssa Cunningham performs in the orchestra holiday concert. Traditionally, all three music programs perform together, but this year, each held separate concerts.

Music programs break with tradition, hold separate concerts

Murphy Cody, Editor
December 16, 2021
THE WILL TO WIN. Nick Colobro, center, signals instructions to his players during a basketball game against T.A. Dugger. Colorbro has a long history as a coach, but this is his first year at Sevier Middle.

New coach takes charge of Sevier basketball team

Nathan Anderson, Staff Writer
December 16, 2021
GRADED FAIRLY? A group of band students are practicing during class. All teachers at Sevier cannot give a grade lower than 60, which not all teachers and students believe is fair.

Students earn minimum grade of 60%, even for missing work

Maddison Ball
December 15, 2021
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