“Hold Harmless” Grading
Kierigan McEvoy, Web Assignments Editor
April 6, 2020
For a while, the Francis Howell School District has been wrestling with the issue of how grading will work during online classes, and in an extremely unpredictable time of life. On Thursday, April 2, the district had reached a consensus and sent out a blast email to all teachers, students, and parents in the district to address the major concern with online learnin...
In The Coming Weeks
Megan Percy, Web Editor-In-Chief
March 22, 2020
As the predetermined spring break comes to an end for the Francis Howell School District, so begins the two-week hiatus from in-person attendance at schools across the state. While it has been mandated that school will not be in session, the district is doing many things to help students, teachers, and...
Restaurants in the St. Louis Area Set to Close Dining Rooms
Kana Chung, Copy Editor
March 18, 2020
Tuesday, officially announced at a joint news conference of regional leaders, all restaurants and bars in the St. Louis area have been ordered to cease dine-in services by midnight on Thursday. Many establishments have already put these precautions into effect, but taking these actions is no longer opti...
COVID-19 Live Updates
Megan Percy, Web Editor-In-Chief
March 16, 2020
With the recent outbreak gaining momentum, keeping up with COVID-19's trajectory can be helpful and informative. Updates will be coming regularly throughout the days in the coming weeks.
FHSD Cancels School Amid COVID-19 Concerns
Kayla Reyes and Kierigan McEvoy
March 15, 2020
Amid COVID-19 concerns, the Francis Howell School District has suspended all classes and activities for an extended two-week period after spring break. School is scheduled to resume on Monday, April 6. This may come as a shock to students and their families, but Superintendent Mary Hendricks-Harris maintaine...
COVID-19 Concerning Cottleville
Megan Percy, Web Editor-In-Chief
March 15, 2020
A hack or a cough heard by any passerby can evoke a flinch. Hand sanitizer, surgical masks, and even toilet paper has flown off the shelves at supermarkets everywhere. Everyone is tense, waiting for the storm to hit. Waiting for the now-infamous coronavirus. As the chaos of the virus infects the rest o...
Impeachment 2019 – FHC Speaks
Megan Percy, Web Editor-In-Chief
December 20, 2019
The House of Representatives made history on December 18th with their decision to impeach President Trump, making him only the third president in this nation’s history to be impeached. President Trump was charged with both articles of impeachment, with a vote of 230-197 for abuse of power and a vote o...
Impeachment Is The Focus of Social Studies Classes
Kierigan McEvoy, Web assignments editor
October 2, 2019
The last week, history classes around school have been muddling over one word, a specific word: impeachment. This word has recently been made popular by current political events which now has forced actions to be taken and classrooms to address the complexity this word brings to the nation’s politics. AP Governmen...
BREAKING: SUV destroys main entrance
Lanie Sanders, Executive producer
April 24, 2019
As the bells are still ringing for students to get to class, the halls of Francis Howell Central are empty. School was cancelled at 5:30 a.m due to an accident at the front entrance of the school that took place at 3:45 a.m. The Cottleville Police Department has not released information about the suspect, who was picked up in Cottleville after leaving the scene of the crime.
Craig Eddy, Podcast Editor
March 2, 2020
I've never consumed caffeine myself but I'm almost positive that this is how it will turn out. It's definitely a sight to observe.
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Staff Reporter
Ruthann Kimbrel is a junior on her second year on staff for FHCToday. She enjoys hanging out with friends, writing, being in the schools marching band/colour guard, and learning new and interesting things.