Misleading flyers prompt senior package clarification
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Misleading flyers prompt senior package clarification

Assistant principal confirms packages available until graduation
Byline photo of Skylie Molina
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By Skylie Molina and Elizabeth Escobar
Feb 28, 2025

Despite many seniors’ concerns about senior packages not being sold anymore, it was nothing but a misleading warning on the flyers.

Assistant principal Mr. Marc Strassner explained that the date was not meant to be on the paper.

“It was just a mistake on the flyer,” he said. “I don’t know how it got there.“

Although the warning read that the last day to buy senior packages was Feb. 28, they will still be sold—with one exception.

“The deadline for Wolfpack Number One package is Mar. 1st,” Mr. Strassner said. “The reason is because the graduation announcements require time to print out. All the other packages are available all the way until graduation.”

Don’t forget to buy your senior packages during nutrition and lunch at the student store.

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Skylie Molina
Skylie Molina, Staff Writer
From catching a wave alongside a dolphin to studying for the next exam, Skylie Molina’s days are packed with a little bit of everything. She is a senior in her second year of journalism as a staff writer for the News and Features section. Passionate about traveling and discovering our planet, she is the founder and president of the VNHS CIEE Study Abroad Club, helping students find opportunities to spend their summers in a foreign country. Involved in many other activities, she is a four year varsity cheerleader and captain of the team who also found a love for surfing. Outside of school, you can find her reading, spending time with friends or family, or doing math homework and listening to some pop music.
Elizabeth Escobar
Elizabeth Escobar, Staff Writer
As a person who’s always had a deep passion for art, Elizabeth loves finding deep meaning behind everything. That’s why she also loves writing and interviewing as it helps her deliver news to people in-depth. As a senior in her first year of journalism, Elizabeth is also involved in other aspects of the school including being the secretary of the school’s Study Abroad Club. Outside of class, you can find her at art museums and in the future, Elizabeth aspires to be an art director.
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