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19/11/2025

Tis the season for an attitude of gratitude 🙏🏼

14/11/2025

Happy Friday, fashionistas!!! 👗 👖

14/11/2025

NEW TEACHER FEATURE! We are so happy to have Cathy Hearn in the NEST to help Ospreys succeed!

It’s almost picture day! This upcoming Tuesday (11/11) and Thursday (11/13), we will be taking pictures for the 2025-202...
07/11/2025

It’s almost picture day! This upcoming Tuesday (11/11) and Thursday (11/13), we will be taking pictures for the 2025-2026 yearbook. juniors will get their pictures taken on Tuesday, and freshpeople and sophomores will have their pictures taken on Thursday.

Look spiffy and leave your mark in the yearbook 📸✨

03/11/2025

The sophomores have been working on the Rocket project in Math and Physics. Last week, they got to “pitch” their design ideas to teachers and juniors in a “Shark Tank” inspired presentation.

The rocket launch is this Wednesday November 5th at 1:30 at Smith Field at FLC. Stay tuned for more coverage of this exciting project!

Story by Kinley Ash and Vasti Castro

31/10/2025
31/10/2025

Fit check: Halloween edition 🎃 👻

Spirit Week Day 4: 70’s 🪩 🕺🏻
30/10/2025

Spirit Week Day 4: 70’s 🪩 🕺🏻

Spirit Week Day 2: Anything but a backpack!
29/10/2025

Spirit Week Day 2: Anything but a backpack!

Spirit Week Day 1: Pajama Day!
27/10/2025

Spirit Week Day 1: Pajama Day!

24/10/2025

See you at the dance tonight, y’all! 🪩 💃🏻 🕺🏻

17/10/2025

Looking good, Ospreys 😎

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The Quill is Back!

The Quill originally started in the Spring of 2011 and was published monthly for five years until the Spring of 2016. That next school year, Jessica turned her attention from teaching journalism to Spanish part-time, at which time the Quill went on hiatus. When asked what inspired her to revive the Quill, she said, “Quite simply, I wanted to bring it back because it was missing. At a project-based high school rooted in adult world connections and engaged learning, the lack of a student media organization left a hole in our programming.” Thanks to the benevolent collaboration of Missy Votel and the Durango Telegraph, the Quill will be featured as a periodic insert in everyone’s favorite local indie paper. When we asked Votel why she agreed to collaborate with the Quill, she said “I think it’s important to give budding young writers a taste of the exciting world of journalism! Even though the means of delivering news is changing, newsgathering, uncovering the truth and telling the oft-neglected side of the story are more important now than ever. And who better to give a voice to than teens, who will (hopefully) grow up to be the vanguards of the so-called Fifth Estate.” The student news organization has rebranded itself Quill Media in an effort to branch out to various platforms. The reboot of the Quill will not be simply focused on print journalism because as Jessica explained, “the media landscape in the world has changed, and so must we.” In addition to the insert in the Telegraph, Quill Media will deliver multimedia content via social media platforms and its website: animasquill.org.