Welcome to Francis Howell Central Publications' second broadcast episode. In this installment, we discuss hidden art classes, local sports, fashion, etc.

Welcome to Francis Howell Central Publications' first broadcast episode. In this installment, we'll be touching on politics, sports, the arts, etc.

For many students, joining a new team can be very stressful. You have to learn to work together and figure out everyone's strengths and weaknesses with people you may have never met before. Like most teams,...

This is a photo of part of the swim team at GACs (their finals). This is my favorite photo because it expresses the kind of bond the swim team has. Every year, as tradition, some of the boys volunteer...

Teaching a new course can be difficult. Mr. Scott Dauve, the past anatomy teacher, was a well-liked person. Mr. Patrick Reed has big shoes to fill as he begins to take over this class. Mr. Reed discusses...

Here's publication's spoof on the recognizable "The Office" introduction.

On October 30-31, the Boys Swim & Dive team took home third place at GACs. The team has been practicing extensively for this event, with the hopes on moving on to state finals. 8 students qualified...

The members of the publications club explain why you should join, and what they enjoy most about it. Go to room 139 for an application!

Everyday people craze over the cute dogs they see online, on walks, and in public in general. This video is  a chance to show off a few of the most adorable dogs and their loving owners at Francis Howell...

Figure skating is a sport that demands a great deal from it’s participants. It requires one to be both athletically skilled as well as a gifted performer. Figure skating also requires exorbitant amounts...

Girls freshman volleyball had a fortunate win against Francis Howell North on 9/25. Even though it was a nail-biting game, the Spartans still managed to pull through and come out victorious. "We knew...

1: David Lynch: He's surrealist genius and a master of the nonlinear plot. Every scene feels like a trip through something that has never happened but feels so familiar. He directs a scene with such persistence...