Features – The High Post

Ms. Baltzer

January 13, 2020

Transitioning teachers is never an easy process for schools, so when Mrs. Kahn, who served for several years as Greater Latrobe’s Choral Director, decided it was time to move on from Greater Latrobe...

Mrs. Kahn With the Greater Latrobe Senior High

Alli Himler, Staff Writer

January 13, 2020

The Greater Latrobe School District focuses on and takes great pride in academics, athletics, and the arts. None of these would be possible without the indescribable talent of the staff and faculty who are the firm foundation that the students of Greater Latrobe stand upon. Over the summer, Mrs. Rachel G. Kahn, Director of the Choral Department, has come to the conclusion that it is time to move on from her position at Gr...

Sex Trafficking: A Growing Issue

Alli Himler, Staff Writer

January 13, 2020

Grocery stores are very busy on the weekends, Saturday in particular. Walmart was most definitely a zoo. The parking lot was packed. A mother and her daughter spent a good while searching for a decent spot, but given the number of cars, they were forced to find a space in the very back. The mother began to pull into a spot when her daughter spoke up. “Do not park here,” she said. Her mother, in confusion, began to interjec...

PRESS RELEASE Chain Reaction Contraption

January 13, 2020

The Greater Latrobe Chain Reaction Team placed 2nd out of 27 teams at the Chain Reaction Contraption Contest recently held at the Carnegie Science Center. This competitive academic event challenges stude...

PRESS RELEASE December 2019 Breakfast of Champions

January 13, 2020

Greater Latrobe Senior High School Principals Jon Mains, Chad Krehlik, and Jeff Ingel joined faculty, staff, school board members and school administrators in honoring nine students at the December Breakf...

Latrobe’s Inked Students

December 19, 2019

Walking through the halls in the Senior High, you might see some students with symbolic and artistic works inked onto their skin. Whether it is from inspiration from classical art, to the significant allusions to family, these students have found ways in order to express themselves through getting “inked”. With the insight from a couple wildcats, I was able to better understand the thought processes through getting tatto...

The Thread of Greater Latrobe

Rece Ramsey, Staff Writer

December 19, 2019

With the guidance of Mrs. Coss, students of our Family and Consumer Sciences classes thoroughly find enjoyment from the helpful life skills she teaches, as well as the shared laughter that also comes from her classes. The courses Mrs. Coss provides include: Child Development 1 (fall semester) Child Development 2 (spring semester) Exploring Foods Fabric Arts (fall semester) Fabric Arts and Design (sprin...

PRESS RELEASE: Greater Latrobe Honors November Champions

December 19, 2019

Hunter’s Spotlight

Darick Hrtyanski

December 19, 2019

Derek Kochis(12th grade)- I went hunting with my good friend Logan Zitterbart one day after school, and we were hunting for deer and didn’t see anything. Then we looked up on our phones when small game hunting was in, and it turned out it was in season. So then we saw a rabbit, and I wanted to shoot it. So I set my crossb...