Omaha South held its first annual Latino Festival Saturday where people were greeted by games, prizes, music and companies representing South Omaha.
“This event was put together by Latino Leaders...
Seven journalists from The Tooter were inducted into Quill and Scroll this week, an international honor society for high school journalists.
South High School is one of the founding schools of the society...
Looking for a local Halloween event? If you are, then Nightmare on L Street might just be the event for you.
Nightmare on L Street is a South High evening sponsored by the Educators Rising group....
Homecoming is just one of the many experiences students can enjoy here at South High School. Homecoming consists of a week full of fun events leading up to a semi-formal dance. Some of the activities during...
KZB, a new K-pop club at South High, has officially begun.
Founder Shaylin Sanchez and co-founder Yoelle Hernandez, both freshmen, started KZB back at Marrs Middle School and wanted to continue...
Mindy McGinnis, an Edgar Award-winning author, visited South High this week to share a little bit about her books and her life.
McGinnis, a native Ohioan, still resides there with her dog Gus and cat...
Senior year of high school is a time of excitement and anticipation, but for many students, it is also a time of stress, stress and more stress. Balancing college applications, academic pressures and personal...
All first-year students at South High School experience things differently.
Some quickly get used to the unfamiliar environment while others struggle and have a rockier first few months. Luckily,...
Seniors spent their early morning moments watching the sun rise at the Senior Sunrise event Friday at Collin Field. More than 50 South seniors gathered at daybreak with their blankets for donuts and juice....
With school starting back, the struggles have also returned.
Some South High students shared how they are dealing with these struggles for the 2024-25 school year.
As freshman Genesis Ventura...
To help lend a helping hand, South’s Student Council members sponsored a blood drive through the American Red Cross last week. According to the American Red Cross, they are responsible for providing...
Need help with ideas on how to spend your summer break?
When asked, South High students responded that they planned to work, hike, party, travel, camp and hang out with friends and family.
Some places...
