Student reporters keeping sharp eyes on their district
Hawkeye sportswriter Dreyden Smith, left, and Co-Editor-In-Chief Aly Caywood are hard at work Wednesday in their journalism class. The student reporters have been capturing attention for their coverage of Lakeland High and community news, especially their school district's supplemental levy.
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Lakeland High School Hawks rush out on the field at a recent football game. A Hawkeye student reporter has written an opinion about a possible pay-to-play program for athletics that would cost families $1,800 for a student to participate in sports as a cost-saving measure if the district is left without levy funding.
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Lakeland High's Hawkeye student news team, seen Wednesday outside of the school.
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RATHDRUM — Lakeland High School's Hawkeye student news reporters are keeping sharp eyes on the Lakeland Joint School District.
The staff of 18 has been busy covering local and national news, with a keen focus on Lakeland High School and the issues that affect and interest student peers.
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