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Juul limits flavor selection, FDA cracks down

November 16, 2018

In recent years, gas stations around America transformed into nicotine candy stores. Among the E-cigar...

DHS Implements New Spirit Points System

November 15, 2018

Instead of the usual cheers, Decatur’s four classes performed in the “In My Feelings” challenge ...

The Raw Reality of Anti-Semitism

November 15, 2018

As a practicing member of the Jewish faith, the October 27th shooting at Tree of Life synagogue in Pi...

Spanish department holds inaugural cultural heritage event

October 31, 2018

Spanish music echoed throughout the cafeteria on Oct. 26, 2018 as the Decatur Spanish department held the first Spanish Heritage Performances. The event featured Decatur musicians, actors and athletes as they came together to create shows honoring Latin American culture.

DEC #74 | No Advisement? No problem.

October 18, 2018

After the loss of our fallen show producers, Derek and Jack, the DEC is back and better than ever with a new anchor. Check out this new episode!

Students build model rockets to further engineering interests

October 17, 2018

On the way back from a robotics competition, Harper Rhett suggested to his friend Will Sebelik that they start a rocketry club. A month later, alongside their friend and first member, Josh Torrance, they started Vulcan Rocketry and Aviation with a goal of building a model rocket that could fly 100 feet into the air.

“Little Women” inspired art show opening this weekend

October 5, 2018

On Oct. 5, the Sycamore Place Gallery will host the Little Women Collaborative Altered Book Project from 7-10 p.m. The project, conceived by Jess...

Not Your Ordinary Podcast

October 1, 2018

The popular high school story: a group of students, all attending the same school and living in the s...

UPDATE: Courtyard closes due to student misuse

September 12, 2018

Ever since construction in the school began early last year, students and have looked forward to the idea of having a courtyard in which they could eat lunch while taking in the sun and fresh air of the outdoors.

‘A Dancer’s Heart’

September 9, 2018

A Dancer's Heart is an organization started in memory of Imani Thompson-Twine, who was a DHS rising senior when she passed away in June of 2010. During the past seven years they have partnered with the Decatur Education Foundation to provide a scholarship to a graduating female senior at DHS and provide other leadership and life skill workshops on mental illness, staying safe, financial literacy, and college help.

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