Logan Maramba, Opinion Editor

November 13, 2018 • No Comments

DGN hosted a guest speaker from NASA come to speak to students at the school Friday Nov. 9. Ryan Prouty sees herself as just a normal kid from Wyoming. She claimed that her receiving of her first ever B, in Calculus, is why...

Patrick Brooks, A&E Editor

October 29, 2018 • No Comments

Over 4 weeks, bus route 14 was late by up to 30 minutes on late start Mondays. Route 14 was not the only one. Oftentimes, buses may be late or even overcrowded. Attempting to remedy this problem, DGN sent out an email. This...

Matt Troher, Editor-in-Chief

October 29, 2018 • No Comments

For the past two years, the DGN testing center has seen a degree of variability as to the hours it has been open. The testing center, a room where students go to make up missed tests, is typically open during lunch periods...

Vanessa Kamman, Feature Editor

October 16, 2018 • No Comments

Each year, DGN awards the Alumni Award of Excellence to alumni who have demonstrated outstanding contributions in society. This year, two of the three alumni that received the award came back to speak to students about their...

Sarah Rogoz, Editor-in-chief

October 1, 2018 • No Comments

Social studies teacher Lois Graham noticed a need for a new democratic club this year. Instead of starting back up the Democratic Socialists of America club from the previous year, she decided to start the Democratic Student...

Ellie Cawthorne, A&E and Social Media Editor

November 7, 2018

Room 364 during 6th period is different than a usual resource classroom: students are talking, playing games or watching videos. But what stands out the most is that a majority...