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Vivian McGee

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Join date: Jan 26, 2026

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Vivian McGee lives in Eldridge, Iowa. She is currently a senior at North Scott High School and works as a daycare teacher at Children’s Choice. She is involved in numerous activities, serving as president of both the Student Government and the Spanish Club, a member of the National Honors Society, the Secretary of the Band Council, and a Writing Center Volunteer. She loves listening to music, going on walks, and spends most of her free time with friends.

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Apr 2, 20262 min
North Scott High School Announces Schoolwide NeeDoh Ban
First, they tried to take our phones, and now they are taking our NeeDohs—what’s next, breathing? NeeDohs have overtaken North Scott High School, disrupting the learning environment, according to North Scott Admin. The admin team values what they believe  is best for our school. After weeks of deliberation, they have officially announced a building-wide NeeDoh ban.  Teachers have been quietly observing students over the past few weeks. Their findings were concerning. It was found that their...

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Mar 27, 20262 min
More Than a Checklist: “The Lancer Experience” Unites North Scott
My personal goal for this fundraiser is to increase student involvement across activities and promote prosocial behaviors. WE are North Scott High School, not a series of disparate activities and organizations with little to no crossover. WE should be there for one another because WE pride ourselves in our collective success. — Mrs. Grimesey At North Scott High School, a new initiative is encouraging students to make the most of their time as Lancers—one experience at a time. What is “The...

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Mar 13, 20264 min
The Stress Before Spring Break
Chill on us. — A North Scott Senior As spring break approaches, many students are feeling the pressure. The final week before the break becomes a sprint to the finish line—packed with assignments, tests, and major projects all at once. Students push themselves to stay on top of work while juggling their other responsibilities. For many students, the excitement of the upcoming break is overshadowed by the overwhelming workload leading up to it. What is currently the most stressful thing about...

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Mar 6, 20266 min
WIN Under Review: Administration Weighs the Debate
There is no perfect answer, or we would already be doing it. — Mr. Marceau Mr. Marceau - Assistant Principal/IT Director Mr. Lehn - Head Principal WIN was created by the admin to give students what they need, yet across North Scott High School, students and teachers are increasingly questioning whether this new system is delivering that promise.  In recent interviews, administrators addressed these concerns, exploring the perceived benefits and challenges of our current system, the...

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Mar 6, 20263 min
Dance Marathon Returns: Changing Lives One Move at a Time
We are committed to sharing their stories, and committed to advocating for this cause until no parent has to hear the words, ‘Your child has cancer.’ — Campbell Wood, Dance Marathon 32 Executive Director North Scott students and community members will soon have the chance to support children fighting pediatric cancer—one dance move at a time.  The North Scott Dance Marathon is a fun, family-friendly event that brings the community together while raising funds for children and families...

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Feb 27, 20263 min
WIN or Lose? Teachers Speak Out
According to most teachers, WIN is a loser. The Student Government WIN and P6 committee held in-person interviews with 33 staff members. Of those responses, 25 said they preferred P6. The responses revealed clear and consistent trends. Staff Opinions of WIN One staff member, who has been advocating for change for some time, explained that “WIN was created to plug leaks, but instead, it is causing more problems than it is solving.” Many other teachers echoed frustrations about filling seats,...

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Feb 20, 20263 min
WIN Isn’t Winning: The Student Case for P6
WIN, or “What I Need,” might be the one thing no one actually needs. The Student Government WIN and P6 committee spent three months collecting student data. Across grade levels, students shared their thoughts about both programs. Clear patterns emerged in what they saw as successes and failures. The Student Government surveyed 155 NSHS students, and 94.2% said they preferred P6. WIN The most common frustrations with WIN were unmet promises, limited advocacy, and overwhelming...

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Feb 13, 20263 min
A Valentine’s Day Gift Guide
Valentine’s Day celebrates one of the most beautiful things in the world: love. Finding the perfect gift to express your appreciation and admiration for people in your life, however, can sometimes feel overwhelming. Whether you are shopping for your friends, family, or a significant other, here are some thoughtful gifts for this special holiday! Friends People love to feel known, and nothing screams a friendly Valentine’s Day gift quite like giving someone their favorite candy. It is simple,...

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Feb 6, 20264 min
Activities and Clubs You Should Join at NSHS!
North Scott High School students have plenty of opportunities available to them. This school emphasizes involvement—through activities, clubs, sports, and classes—as a key part of student success now and after high school. Explore a few of the many activities and clubs here at NSHS below. Choir Maddie Norin, a member of North Scott Choirs since 7th grade, shared her experience in choir. “Singing was always a passion for me, and I get to express it through choir,” said Maddie. At North Scott,...

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Jan 30, 20263 min
Student Government Recap
Student Government is an organization that strives to improve our school through advocacy and school spirit. We plan theme days, decorate the hallways for Homecoming, plan and run pep auds, create a variety of advocacy committees, and so much more. Read this article to explore what we have been up to recently! Homecoming and Prom Song List Imagine listening to your favorite songs while you and your closest friends sing and dance, though in reality it may be closer to screaming and jumping....

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