White Station Scroll

A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

White Station Scroll

A publication by the students, about the students, and for the students of White Station High School

White Station Scroll

Alison Hollis has taught at White Station for 3 years. Hollis teaches 10th Honors English and Advanced Placement English Literature and Composition.

Teacher spotlight: senior edition

Jill Allert, Writer April 18, 2024

Alison Hollis  10th Honors English, Advanced Placement English Literature and Composition   What’s your favorite thing about teaching seniors? “I like teaching seniors because they...

AP U.S. History and AP European History teacher Michael Stephenson stands outside White Station High School in his usual business casual attire. Stephenson is known for his unique style and tendency to dress more formally.

Fashion in action: stylish school staff

Erin Maury, Business Manager November 29, 2023

Fashion makes up a large portion of society and culture, which is why having a sense of style is so valued in the world today. There are many professions that restrict a person’s self-expression and...

During the 2023 spring White Station graduation ceremony, Alexandra Pappas poses with one of her students, White Station graduate Kyshan McKinley. Pappas is able to co-teach students in inclusion classes from all grade levels.

Teacher by day, student by night

Ellen Tan, Layout Team October 31, 2023

It is important to note that in order to teach in a classroom in Tennessee, one must have a teaching license from an accredited school.   All of the teachers who were interviewed for this...

 French III students pose for a photo in their virtual classroom. Since school went online, teachers like Melissa Seagraves have had to find creative ways to engage students.

Teachers find creative ways to engage online students

Chase Pittman, Writer April 26, 2021

COVID-19 and the transfer to online school tested the adaptability of both students and teachers. A partial return to school has tested it further, with teachers now responsible for both online and in-person...

Spanish teacher Simone Gray incorporates dual monitors to allow for multitasking. PPE and headphones are a must when surrounded by students in the same room, but different virtual classes.

Teachers return to in-person learning

Alice Willard April 20, 2021

Students and teachers alike fill formerly empty classrooms with the familiar cacophony of keyboard clacking, dry erase marker squeaking and pencil scratching. Per Shelby County Schools’ regulations,...

Orchestra teacher Dr. Palmer brought in two guest speakers from the University of Memphis to help teach students about enrollment and furthering their music education after highschool. Harvey Felder, director of orchestral activities, and Heather Hampton, recruitment and enrollment officer, spoke to orchestra classes to provide students with valuable information for their futures.

Teachers adapt to virtual learning

Alice Willard December 9, 2020

Please turn your cameras on. Unmute your mics. Can everyone hear me? Everyday, teachers ask this series of questions since the SCS decision to switch to virtual learning. Previously-filled desks, chairs...

White Station’s choir teachers: a dynamic duo

White Station’s choir teachers: a dynamic duo

Ricki Le February 26, 2019

The ongoing bromance between choir teachers Joseph Powell and Daniel Massey was present prior to their teaching days at White Station. Their chemistry inside and outside of the classroom has proven to...

New Teachers

December 18, 2018

Ms. Young, ACT Prep 1. How long have you been teaching? “This is my sixth year teaching.” 2. What’s your favorite thing about teaching at White Station? “I think that the students are really...

McKenzie Cornell (10) relaxes and jokes with her mother after a long school day.

What it’s like to have a parent at school

Annie Leow December 18, 2018

For most students, a typical school day begins with throwing a quick goodbye to their parents before heading out the door. But for three Spartans, McKenzie Cornell (11), Ray Curry (11) and Jonas Kannady...

New semester welcomes new teachers

Annie Leow March 9, 2018

Teachers are an integral part of any school, and this semester welcomes a few new ones into the Spartan family. Although starting at this time in the school year may change some details within the classroom,...

Veteran substitutes share their experiences

Veteran substitutes share their experiences

Kathryn Haynes, Student Life March 9, 2018

The words “Your substitute will tomorrow will be…” can bring students great disappointment or great relief. Many substitutes are well known around White Station, but not all have a legacy like...

Ms. Davis explains a worksheet to students Annie Pham (10) and Sandy Chasse (11)

Teaching in style

Elizabeth Boyer, Layout, Viewpoint March 1, 2016

Teachers, you love them or you hate them. Throughout all the years of the good and the lacking, you’ve been able to learn enough to get to your current grade level. With every year that passes, so does...

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