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Sitting in her fourth period one day in Mark Mattia’s AP Statistics class, twelfth-grader Ashley Reynolds’ phone buzzed. Upon opening her phone to investigate, Reynolds…

​Growing up in the Shadows of the Holocaust: The Story of Rifka Glatz  Clutching her mother’s hand, a little girl — six and a half…

Holocaust survivor Paul Molnar captivated Pine View students and faculty Friday, March 20 when he shared his inspiring story at the conclusion of Save Darfur Week.…

With assorted bowls and tote bags as her canvases, twelfth-grader Maya Frankowski views art as an outlet for self-expression — and as a medium through…

Walking through Building 16’s hallways, there are new faces every year. But for the past two decades, one person has been a constant: second-grade teacher…

Near the music room in Building 17, one can hear the sound of African drums seeping through the walls of Kathy Shepler’s classroom. As Shepler…

When an interview with Pine View graduate and war correspondent Nolan Peterson began, he turned his camera around to show the cars outside his window…

Beautiful music fills the room while Pine View alumna Lauren Teyke patiently waits behind the curtain. It is the night of one of many Broadway…

Every year, twelfth-graders Logan Schultz and Ryan Hunek participate in a Venice Theater classic: “A Christmas Carol.” After years of working alongside each other on…