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The Echo

The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo

The student news site of St. Louis Park High School

The Echo

As graduation comes to an end, Park seniors throw their caps in the air June 2. This moment officially wraps up their high school journey as they set off on another.
Endings and beginnings
Zakaria Mohamed, Skye Richardson, and Sylvie Richardson June 10, 2026
As the class of 2026’s journey comes to an end, the seniors step onto the stage to start another
New officers, rising seniors Anya Lind-Ayres, Lucille Burgeson, and Tenzin Pedon, announce the names of the new inductees May 20, while Celia Slattengren and Asha Ferrán-Sapatnekar hand out the official certificates. The induction ceremony was a way to showcase the hard work of National Honor Society students throughout the year, and it allowed past and present officers to join together for a well-deserved celebration of success.
Fanning new flames
Alice Rathe June 5, 2026
Newly inducted members of Park’s National Honor Society are bringing fresh perspectives, taking meaningful initiative, and shaping the group’s future.
Students participating in Non Traditional Academy (NTA) listen to a presentation about an upcoming project where they are expected to connect math, science, English and social studies with a focus on hands-on learning April 29. NTA is one of the programs at Park that will be impacted by the upcoming cuts, limiting access to alternative styles of education for Park students.
Park progresses step-by-step
Kayleigh Bishop June 2, 2026
Park community receives message containing information regarding updates to Park programs, staffing and resources that will be set in motion next school year.
Artificial intelligence and the younger generation’s future
Artificial intelligence and the younger generation’s future
Dalia Ackerman and Tess Culp September 15, 2026
Students across the nation are worried about AI and its impact on their place in the workforce.
The systemic oppression of AI-generated artwork
The systemic oppression of AI-generated artwork
Alice Rathe June 5, 2026
Explore the ways AI usage can reinforce existing social hierarchies and create new outlets for artistic and wealth-based oppression.
A group of seniors play a card game in a circle on the morning of Sept. 11. This is one of the many entertaining games seniors played during senior sunrise.
Rise and sunshine for seniors
Mason Knuth September 16, 2026
Senior Asha Ferran-Sapatnekar writes on a notecard events she would like Girls United to hold this year. The activity allowed members to share their ideas during the club's first meeting Sept. 10.
Girls United back in action
Sam Ramirez and Morgan Grefe September 16, 2026
Freshman Phillip Gerlach receives a fist bump from lunchworker Jake Schleppencach May 28. At Park, cafeteria staff often serve up meals and greet students with positive encouragement during lunch.
Serving up smiles
Gavin Shultz June 14, 2026
Meet the Athlete: Jacob Skelly
Meet the Athlete: Jacob Skelly
Zakaria Mohamed May 22, 2026
Senior track captain Jacob Skelly leads through inclusion, positivity and perseverance while chasing state
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