Hello! I am Caley Monnier, the Newspaper's co-editor in chief. I am a junior, and this is my second year on this wonderful staff. I like to write about our community and society, with both micro and macro lenses, including feature articles and opinion pieces. My two main passions are journalism and social sciences. If you have anything you would like to see covered in the Seymour Owl, you can reach out to me and I will try my best!
The Coronavirus pandemic is hard to avoid in current media. With fear mongering news websites and conflicting resources, it’s hard to separate facts and fiction from the reality that is COVID-19, especially...
The trademark College Experience: dorms, parties, new experiences, and a new sense of independence. Teenagers idolize the concept of college living, excited to leave their homes and start new lives for...
As the 2021-2022 school year starts, both students and teachers are begging the question:
How do we get people excited to come back to school?
School felt more like a back burner task than a priority...
On April 6th, Governor Eric Holcomb's mask mandate was lifted statewide. The former requirement is now only a suggestion, with the exceptions of certain counties and businesses choosing to keep their own...
The SHS Varsity Chorale and Marketing Class are working together to create both excitement and funding for the upcoming musical Mary Poppins. Showing in May, many preparations are being made in production,...
Since the beginning of the school year, Mrs. Jones’ Marketing class has been working diligently on the Maverick Challenge, a county-wide competition in which high school students plan and present metaphorical...
I think we all can empathize with the experience that was the year 2020. It has come with many new, unique challenges and experiences. I won’t take the time to go over them, since I think everyone knows...
The Coronavirus has been a serious challenge for all of us. We have had to learn to adapt and overcome in the midst of a pandemic, our lives changing in ways we never would’ve expected.
Trying to...
The Coronavirus has put a lot in our world on hold, including most forms of public entertainment and events. Fairs, carnivals, festivals, and concerts have been cancelled due to the pandemic. Planned tours...
On August 10th, Seymour Community Schools opened for the 2020-2021 school year, after a five month long break. Indiana’s many school corporations have made their own decisions on how students will learn...
