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The Search for Acceptance

The Search for Acceptance

Cevin Montgomery, Bullseye Reporter
April 28, 2021
From left to right, Hunter Niemann, Keith Niemann, and Braden Niemann for a photo while in their firefighting gear.

A (Fire)truck Load of Good Memories

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
April 21, 2021
Soccer For The Soul

Soccer For The Soul

Cevin Montgomery
April 16, 2021
Junior Evan Cantu and Senior Garrett Huff show off their medals at the state powerlifting meet at Larned on Saturday, Feb. 6. Huff took 1st place in bench, squat and clean and 1st overall in his weight class of 181 pounds.

Pumping Iron for Pleasure

Cevin Montgomery, Bullseye Staff Reporter
March 4, 2021
After dating for 20 months, Brandon and Alexus pose roof side in downtown Wichita. When Alexus did graduate in 2020, the pair actually grew closer.

“You Had Me At Ice Cream”

Piper Pinnetti, Bullseye Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2021

Side Hustle: How Quarantine Helped Rob Archibald Find His New Hobby

January 20, 2021
Sara Lilly's miniature dachshund Portillo (Left), Xander Fenolgio's pitbull Riker (Middle), and Madeline McFall's Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Daphne (Right) were all adopted in the past six months during the Coronavirus pandemic. These little guys have kept their owners happy through even the toughest of times recently.

Finding Peace; Pets in the Pandemic

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor and Reporter
December 22, 2020

Funschelle Feels Fulfillment In Journalism Industry

Piper Pinnetti, Editor-In-Chief
December 11, 2020
The wrestling team sharpens their moves while still trying to fight against COVID-19 by wearing their masks during practice. Many practices start with warming up and basic drills in their team

Mindset Over Virus; Kerr Focuses Team’s Effort and Attention Towards Competition and Team

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor and Reporter
December 10, 2020

Allen sisters celebrate birthday with family in quarantine

December 5, 2020
On Friday, November 13, USD 266 district made the switch during a Board of Education to full remote learning. COVID-19 cases increased to over five per week for both high schools, causing the Kansas Department of Health and Education to list Maize and Maize South High as a COVID cluster in the Sedgwick County area. The district is expected to remain full remote until the end of December and into Christmas break.

COVID Clusters in the Community

Ty Rains, Bullseye Web Editor and Reporter
November 25, 2020
Clara Keller (11) stands at the cash register in the green house at Johnson's Garden Center. Keller got a job there at the beginning of the school year and enjoys working while in Hybrid or Full Virtual for learning.

The New Norm in the Remote Learning Model

Bridget Johnson, Bullseye Reporter
November 23, 2020
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