STEM: Creating Woodwork for the Teachers
Kayla Donaldson, Reporter
May 10, 2019
Our STEM 3 classes have been working diligently to make personalized wood gifts for teachers here at Blackman. They can make anything from stools to doorstops to podiums and the money raised benefits them in a big way. In one of Mr. Hardison’s classes, a group made aa giant interactive peri...
Names in the News!
Sienna Phillips, News Editor
April 11, 2019
Valedictorians for the class of 2019:* Catherine Anderson Kyleigh Bowers Katherine Brewer Aubrey Caster Keaton Dewitt Catherine Dodd Bailey Eshleman Keagan Hemsley Asa Herbert Miah Van der Heyden Kristina Hughes Emma Kassebaum Alyssa Mealer Rebecca Nichols ...
Promposal Contest 2019
Sienna Phillips, News Editor
March 6, 2019
It’s that time of year again! The Blackman Voice is holding another promposal contest! To enter the contest, post a video of your promposal on twitter and tag the Blackman Voice @thevoicebhs with the hashtag #bhspromposal2k19. Three promposal winners win a $50 Street Tuxedo voucher. T...
Matthew Hurtt: Blackman Voice Alumnus
February 5, 2019
Blackman alumnus Matthew Hurtt advanced from being a news reporter for The Blackman Voice, to a freelance reporter, to working for a non-profit organization. “I think the most important thing that I learned at Blackman, and particularly on the newspaper, is working together to reach a deadline. I...
My Pink Diary Launch
Maddy Williams, Reporter
January 25, 2019
A new organization is coming to Blackman High School. Its purpose is to provide support to female students who are dealing with real-world difficulties. The name of the organization is My Pink Diary, or MPD, and its focus is to create a positive impact at Blackman High. Amanda Durrett, the...
Blackman High Football Managers
Kylie Tarver, Sports Editor
January 23, 2019
You always hear about the football team, but do you ever hear about the football managers? The job is harder than you think. This is an insight to the hard work, effort, and time they put into it. According to the managers, however, it is all worth it in the end. Total, there are nine managers; these i...
Stop Procrastinating
Mia Isom, Reporter
December 12, 2018
Being a high school student can be time consuming and difficult. Statistically proven in a study by magoosh.com, 86% of high school students admitted to procrastinating on their assignments. Here are some strategies and suggestions on how not to procrastinate and manage your time. Tip #1: Time Management Having a lot of work can be stressful and make you feel disorganized, which is where ...
Midterm: Tips and Tricks
Mia Isom, Reporter
December 11, 2018
Exam time can be stressful and difficult. These are some tips to help you manage yourself during exams. Trick #1: Go To Sleep Get a good night’s sleep before the exam, so you’re not tired the day of testing. Don’t stay up late trying to cram information in your brain. “Cramming is...
Training With Endurance: Sports Spotlight
Megan Roth, News Reporter
November 3, 2017
Tucked away in the sophomore class, Yukio Mariner recently underwent rigorous Olympic training for cycling. From October 10th through the 14th USAC (USA Cycling) held the Olympic training. This prestigious training program was by invitation only for a mere 20 boys in the nation. During the training,...
