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The student news site of Maize Career Academy in Maize, Kansas.

Fusion by OneMaize Media

The student news site of Maize Career Academy in Maize, Kansas.

Fusion by OneMaize Media

School spirit fuels long-time Maize announcer
School spirit fuels long-time Maize announcer
Hailey Blurton, Ava Doyle, Areyonna Hoover, and Emma WilksApril 18, 2024

In showcasing school spirit, attending social events and rallying support for peers are key components. Media instructor Dan Loving exemplifies this by lending his voice to...

School spirit fuels long-time Maize announcer
School spirit fuels long-time Maize announcer
Hailey Blurton, Ava Doyle, Areyonna Hoover, and Emma WilksApril 18, 2024

In showcasing school spirit, attending social events and rallying support for peers are key components. Media instructor Dan Loving exemplifies this by lending his voice to...

    Gay Straight Alliance celebrates Rainbow Graduation

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    Seniors Erin Ford, Bailee Davis, Makayla Russell, Jessica Tran, Kyara Wondra & Gabrielle Ramrez graduate from GSA. Photo By J. Toung

    BY BRIANNA JONES-RUPP & GARRETT TIBBITS

    On May 4 the Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) hosted its annual Rainbow Graduation to celebrate the seniors in the club for their contributions.

    “I am gonna miss the people in general,” Makayla Russell, 12, said. “They are all just really inclusive, and they make the club fun.”

    Dave Hickerson, principal, and Adam Melichar, counselor, came to the event to speak in honor of the seniors and to talk about the club.

    “GSA has taught me what GSA is all about,” Erin Ford, 12, said. “And I can be a part of the club in college and meet new people.”

    The seniors who were recognized at this event stayed after to enjoy some cupcakes, cookies and other sweets.

    “My goal when I joined GSA was to help create a safe place for everyone,” Jessica Tran, 12, said. “I think you shouldn’t judge people for who they are and who they love.”

    Seniors Erin Ford, Bailee Davis, Makayla Russell, Jessica Tran, Kyara Wondra & Gabrielle Ramrez graduate from GSA. Photo By J. Toung

    Jessica Tran and Makayla Russell, both 12, speak after receiving their Rainbow Graduation diplomas and tassels. Tran and Russell were the GSA co-directors. Photo by J. Tung

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