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The Student News Site of Gretna East High School

The Wingspan

The Student News Site of Gretna East High School

The Wingspan

Gretna high schools return to Eastern Midlands Conference after six years in Metro

Gretna high schools return to Eastern Midlands Conference after six years in Metro

Peyton Parker, Reporter December 15, 2023

With the first year of high school sports well underway and lots of chatter about Gretna high schools competing in Class A or Class B sports and activities, the district made the decision to rejoin the...

After going through an offensive play during practice on Nov. 17, girls basketball head coach Wade Coulter watches junior Sonora Defini take a shot  after the team runs the play.

Girls basketball team ready to ‘write our own history’

Reese Beery, Sports Editor November 17, 2023

Anticipation can be sensed in the air as the fall sports have come to a close and the winter sports season has started. For the girls’ basketball team, that excitement started during the summer and has...

Working on his laptop, Grant Branaugh works in special education teacher, Cooper Anthony's room.

Freshman Grant Branaugh inspires school-wide support, sea of yellow

Drew Rhoades, Reporter October 14, 2023
“Monday showed me that no matter what a student is facing in their life, this school will still support each other, which is very cool to see,” special education teacher Amanda Siemers said.
 While in Berlin, Brianna Wozniak (11) took a graffiti workshop, and illustrated an outline of the country behind the German flag. Other teens wrote several German phrases along with personalized tags. "Apparently, our instructor at the workshop was from Nebraska," Wozniak said. "He moved over to Berlin after graduating college."

“Auf Wiedersehen” Gretna, “hallo” Germany

Onnika Moore, Editor August 22, 2023

Minute hand ticking, an hour since school ended and words on the exam page start blurring. It is the last day of exams, and Brianna Wozniak sits in an empty room jotting down the written portion of an...

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