People came to pay their last respects to Jim Sangster, an avid supporter of City High athletics and the school as a whole, in the Old Gym Thursday, March 26th. Mourners were given the option to give memorial...
The Iowa Senate passed a bill Tuesday that bans anyone under 18 years of age from utilizing tanning beds without consent from a licensed healthcare professional for various health reasons. The bill passed...
Graduate of City High's class of 1947 and founder of the City High Alumni Association James Sangster died Saturday. He was an avid supporter of City High Athletics and is credited with reviving City...
The familiar colorful world map in the back of the classroom witnessed the passing of many fresh-faced students throughout its existence in City High. Now the map will see a different kind of transformation:...
After a 27 hour ride on a charter bus with two flat tires, City High music students arrived in Orlando to visit Disney World. Both choir and band students will attend a workshop while on the...
The commons were dark, glow sticks were plentiful, dance music played from the speakers, and candy littered the tables.
There was a student deejay, a delivered pizza, and colorful, flashing lights to...
Students file into the cafeteria, awaiting instruction from the ZAPS representative about one of the most critical standardized tests in high school. ACT Test Prep has begun.
“Research has shown,...
As spring break draws near, some teenagers are visiting tanning salons to achieve a perfect glow before heading to the beach. However, a new law being considered by the Iowa legislature could put a stop...
$85,000 Worth of Mozzarella Cheese Stolen
The cheese was stolen from a pizza distribution center.
Man Robs Store Twice
Once in 1999, he was then convicted and when released he robed the store again.
Ireland Accidentally Legalized...
Five City High teams competed in the Technology, Engineering, Aptitude, Mathematics, Science (TEAMS) competition on March 4th. 40 students, chaperoned by math teacher Mrs. Peterson, missed school to attend....
The Iowa Senate voted Tuesday to diverge from Governor Branstad’s proposal of an enforced school start date no earlier than September 1st, without the possibility of issued waivers. The Senate voted...
