The Warrior Ledger

Teachers face disruption with students

Jarod DeSpain, Reporter • March 1, 2016

Teacher disrespect is a reoccurring issue. Students that aren’t listening to the teacher, don’t do the work, openly call out the teacher and talk to other students while the teacher is in the front...

High school relationship turns into CSI plot

Hollie Link, Assistant Editor • March 1, 2016

While watching TV there always seems to be a gunshot, sexual violence, or some form of bullying. All the bad things keep the audience entertain and deliver a more complex story line. However, there are...

Major GTI class closing in 2016

Nichole Smith, Reporter • February 29, 2016

The Granite Technical Institute (GTI) is closing their cosmetology and barbering program in May 2016, which only leaves Medical Terminology, Animal Science, Biology Agricultural...

Fan Hype Skyrocketing for Upcoming ‘Fire Emblem’ Video Game

Patrick Froysland, Reporter • February 27, 2016

The last few years have been a rollercoaster for the Nintendo Entertainment Company, from the launch of the immensely popular “Super Mario Maker” and “Super Smash Bros. Wii U/3DS” to the failure...

Super bowl draws student views

Arianna Faamausili, Reporter • February 26, 2016

There was so much controversy and excitement in the Super Bowl 50 on Sunday, February 7, between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos. Carolina started their season 14–0, not only setting franchise...

Counselors benefit from class change policy

Xylina Session, Editor-in-Chief • February 25, 2016

A recent poll of a portion of the student body conducted by the Warrior Ledger revealed that 62.2% of students made schedule changes this semester. Implemented freshly this year the new class change policy...

Rebellious tendencies in teenagers

Lydia Flores, Assistant Editor • February 25, 2016

If individuals were to Google "teenagers," one might find a song by My Chemical Romance, a Wikipedia article entitled "adolescence," and an infinite amount of articles detailing the horrors of teenage...

Hospitals convey more than good or bad news

Hollie Link, Assistant Editor • February 24, 2016

The first word thought of when entering the hospital; death. Well that’s what Jack thought of. You see Jack is your average civilian with a part time job at the local grocery store and a full time student...

How to prepare for the medical field in high school

Kathryn Hickenlooper, Reporter • February 23, 2016

Registered nurses are the largest healthcare population, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. They work as a team with healthcare specialists. Registered nurses make, on average, $32.04 an hour--...

Health care, Insurance, and Quality– Oh my!

Lydia Flores, Assistant Editor • February 22, 2016

Welcome February. Your skeleton trees and blanket of gray clouds add amazing optimism to the chorus of coughs, sneezes, and doctor bills. I love how you’re bitter air mingles with bacteria to create...

Cheerleaders take pride in their team

Jesse Vigil, Sports Editor • February 22, 2016

Our cheerleaders have improved greatly over the past couple of years. From the 2013-14 school year until now the difference is coaches Jim and Kim Glaspie. The new coaches have brought out the best attitudes...

Lack of funding increases tension to various programs

Payton Wright, Reporter • February 20, 2016

Taylorsville High School has many programs and clubs that allow students to be themselves and show off, like debate, art club, and creative writing . Sometimes though some of these programs can barely...

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