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Edina Give and Go organizers celebrate 10 years of supporting and funding for economically disadvantaged students of Edina Public Schools.
Reflections on 10 years of Edina Give and Go
Aditi Jha, staff writer • April 21, 2024
Organized burglaries target Edina neighborhoods
Organized burglaries target Edina neighborhoods
April 18, 2024
The proposed TikTok bills effects and implications
The proposed TikTok bill's effects and implications
April 18, 2024
Courtesy of the Baltimore County Government
Baltimore bridge collapse: an analysis
April 10, 2024
Protesters use placards to hold up a flag outlining their demands for the Board.
Two-hour recess called at Edina School Board meeting following protests
March 5, 2024
Community members react to Highlands parent Jenny Beamishs statement at the Edina Public Schools: School Board Organizational Meeting on Feb. 12, 2024. Beamishs statement called attention to the importance of full-time school nurses to maintain the wellbeing of children with chronic health issues. As a parent of an elementary with type one diabetes, she is in contact with the Highlands nursing staff multiple times per day. Any reduction in school staff within the health department would render our current support model unsustainable, said Beamish.
Families and staff concerned about approval of Edina Public School’s cost containment plan
March 4, 2024
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Student Council members Carter Seifert and Ajowa Agyekum prepare a thank-you lunch for Edina High Schools custodial staff. Staff members voted for Chick-Fil-A, and StudCo members organized meals for those working during the day as well as the evening shift.
Edina Student Council members deliver appreciative lunches to custodial staff
Claire Chen, editor in chief • April 21, 2024
Jumping into track season
April 21, 2024
Nicholas Gaudette conducts the Varsity Orchestra during the annual Ro-So-Vo concert.
Ro-So-Vo 2024 holds pirates and pizzazz at every turn
April 18, 2024
Constantly jamming: Concert Choir’s preparations preceding Current Jam
April 18, 2024
EHS Art Club set to paint a fire mural for the Edina Fire Department’s Station 1
EHS Art Club set to paint a fire mural for the Edina Fire Department’s Station 1
April 18, 2024
Culture
Freshman Molly Nelson (left) and senior Krisalyn Cook (right) take the ice-cold plunge together. With the roaring music and excitement of the crowd, EHS students leaped with smiles on their faces.
Take the plunge: Polar Plunge for ASPIRE
Caitlin Bambery, section editor • April 18, 2024
EHS cracks down in the parking lots
EHS cracks down in the parking lots
April 18, 2024
How Muslim EHS students celebrate Ramadan
How Muslim EHS students celebrate Ramadan
April 18, 2024
“Monkey Man” is a heavy-hitter—sometimes
April 18, 2024
The rom-com renaissance
The rom-com renaissance
April 18, 2024
The future of award ceremonies: are they losing prestige?
The future of award ceremonies: are they losing prestige?
April 18, 2024
Editorials
Zephyrus has and will continue to represent the views of our diverse community in our reporting.
Editorial: Covering all sides: How Zephyrus fulfills our responsibility to our readers
Editorial Board • December 14, 2023
Editorial: What the Israel-Hamas war means for journalism
November 30, 2023
Normally cordial—if not somewhat braggadocious—parents become absolute menaces behind the keyboard where there are seemingly no consequences for their actions.
Edina parents need to stop spreading misinformation and toxicity online
December 16, 2021
Bathroom loitering is a schoolwide problem that has caused administration to take necessary actions in order to prevent the activity.
Bathroom loitering: A communication problem
December 13, 2021
EHS needs to incorporate pronoun usage more directly in classrooms
EHS needs to incorporate pronoun usage more directly in classrooms
December 9, 2021
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