Class of 2020
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College Scholarships
Many freshmen in college utilize scholarships to help afford their tuition, room and board, and other expenses.
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Senior Scholarships
With our school year underway, many senior students are worried about the potential costs of college. In the last 20 years alone, tuition fees have risen 41%.
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Senior Scholarships
With our school year underway, many senior students are worried about the potential costs of college.
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Senior Ads on Sale for Yearbook
As yearbooks start to go on sale, senior ads have become available for purchase.
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Caution in College: continued
This story is continued from the Senior Issue of The Vertical.
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College 101: continued
This story in continued from the Senior Issue of The Vertical.
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Class of 2023 information!
With the fourth quarter on its way there are many things and pieces of information our Nease seniors need to know to prepare!
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Marine life is moving further from the equator, possibly leading to mass extinction
The marine life near the equator has many aquatic animals that we are fascinated by, such as manta rays, sea turtles, whale sharks, and many fish species. What if they were gone? By: Olivia Roberti
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What if College Isn’t For Me?
By: Brianna Ramos (Opinion Editor) As of March 2020, there are over 1.2 billion students in the world. It is proven by the National Center for Education Statistics that about 65 percent of high school students move on to higher level education, thus leaving the other 35 percent of students cutting their own path in life. In times like these, it is proven that many students can make it without a college degree. For those in question, it is important you take time to examine your financial situation, consider taking a gap year to evaluate your aspirations in life, and be open minded towards different opportunities that will aid in…
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Aren’t You Forgetting Something?
By: Madison Bouton (Staff Reporter/Photographer) With senior year coming to a close and final college decisions being made, it’s time to consider what to bring. This busy end to the school year might cause confusion when packing and students might forget items. Liberty Streeter, a Nease High School graduate from the class of 2019, gave us helpful tips for seniors. When asked what was helpful and what was unnecessary, Liberty stated “the storage units under my bed were the most helpful, I use it to organize all sorts of things from clothes to dishes; however, the clothes drying rack I purchased was never used so I returned it.” She was…
