This was previously published in our September 2025 issue. The smell of plastic and greasy food fills your nostrils. The squeaking of shoes is so loud it makes your ears hurt, and don’t forget the sound of a kid crying a few feet away for no apparent...

This was previously published in our September 2025 issue. The new electronic classroom locks are officially in use for the new school year. Faculty and staff can now use their identification cards to enter certain rooms in the building. Each staff...

This was previously published in our September 2025 AP African American Studies has officially started for the 2025-26 school year. The new class is taught by Dr. Melissa Moxley during blocks 4A and 2B. “So far, things have been running smoothly....

Deborah Kalb, a beloved Emmaus High School French teacher and chairwoman of the world language department plans to retire at the end of the 2023-24 school year. Kalb, a devoted EHS teacher with over 30 years of experience, graduated from Franklin and...

Amy Yastrop will retire from Emmaus High School following the conclusion of the 2023-24 school year. After working as a learning support teacher for 25 years and specializing in teaching both math and social studies, Yastrop looks back fondly on her years...

An observer looking in would never know that Ann O’Hara was about to begin the next stage of her life: retirement. Ann O’Hara was an engineer before ultimately taking the position to geometry teacher at Emmaus High School for 26 years.  The career...