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Megan Dunn, Print Editor

Megan Dunn is a senior. This is her third year as a part of the Beak n’ Eye newspaper and she is the Print Editor. Additionally she is in Speech and Debate and is active in her community. In her spare time she goes on hikes with friends. After highschool she plans to attend college and pursue a career in the medical field. 

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Pamphlet from the award ceremony. Students were recognized for academic achievement as well as scholarships from the Davenport Community Schools Foundation and Scott Community College.

Superb Seniors

May 27, 2022
Junior Izzy Martens is still wearing a mask in class. “Its competition season for dance, so I don’t want to have to worry about quarantining.”

A Change in Policy

February 15, 2022
The theme this year was ‘Candyland’. Characters and scenes from the board game were all about the gym, including a photoshoot area.

[Photo] Kicking back

January 12, 2022
JB Young, located at 1702 N Main St Davenport, Iowa, is where school board meetings take place. The Davenport Community School Board has seven board members that are elected every four years.

Issues for the students

November 1, 2021
Sophomore Sean Brown is working hard on his T.A.G. project, coding and making a video game.

T.A.G. You’re In!

September 23, 2021
In an effort to lower viral spread, posters reminding students to distance and sanitize line the halls.

A year of change changes again

March 26, 2021
In the back of my car is an abundance of cleaning supplies including Lysol wipes, wet wipes, and a bleach spray. Every item that groceries come into our house, they have to be thoroughly disinfected, and if possible let sit for three days.

The new normal

May 11, 2020
Keeping morality high is a priority in all campaigns, which is why the Warren office got a cardboard cut out of her. It makes a fun conversation piece too.

I can’t vote, but I can still change the future

February 1, 2020
From left to right: 1969 West graduates Charles Hudson, Jan Rangel, Steve Arp, Bobbie Noel-Behrens, and Jo Faris are members of the West’s class of 69’ reunion committee. They are in in front of the greenhouse that they donated $4,000 to on Nov. 1. 2019. “My years at West were so important in establishing my personal core values. Friendships made at West have endured 50 years and is the main reason for large attendance at our class reunions. The greenhouse project has been the perfect way for the class of 69’ to show our gratitude and ‘pay it forward’ to current and future West students,” class of 69’ West graduate Steve Arp said.

Awesome alumni: 60 years, 29,079 people served

January 29, 2020
English teacher and newspaper adviser Alissa Hansens Introduction to Newspaper class of 33 works hard on a social media webquest. Classes of this size are not hard to find, sometimes having more students than desks.

Is PBIS enough?

October 15, 2019
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