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  • Columbia State Competition Winners

    Columbia State Competition Winners

    On March 24th, students from East Hickman High School competed at the Columbia State High School Competition. This is an annual competition where students from all over Tennessee compete in a diverse selection of categories. Matthew S. placed third in Algebra 1, Shelby C. (not pictured) placed first in Archeology, Brooklyn L. placed second in…

  • New play April 13-15! Come out and support theater

    New play April 13-15! Come out and support theater

    Tickets for evening performances are $7. Tickets for students at the in-school performance on Friday, April 14th at 8:30am will be $2. Come out and support the newly reimagined theater department— the Eagle’s Peak Playhouse.

  • Concert Review: Gracie Abrams “The Good Riddance Tour” 

    Check out the “Concert Culture: A Human Experience” article in the digital archive of this year’s Fall edition. The article explored the connections that humans make to both the music and each other with every in-person concert. This idea resounded with students, teachers, and community members. Gracie Abrams has recently risen to fame after releasing…

  • Be In The Zone (BITZ)

    BITZ is a driver safety program that targets teen drivers. The program originally started by Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt is now being spread to schools all over Tennessee. Here at East Hickman High multiple clubs have been working on their own projects to spread word of BITZ and the dangers of distracted…

  • Lady Eagles are back-to-back district champs

    This is the 2nd year in a row that the Lady Eagles have become district champs! They had their first regional game on February 24th which was a nail-biter against Union City. At halftime, the score of the game was 23-22. Throughout the game, they were able to hold onto the lead where they finished…

  • Theater’s Declining Popularity and the Biggest Releases That Can Reclaim Audiences

    Movie theaters have gone down in popularity. Covid-19 is a factor, but the biggest factors involve streaming services and prices. Teenagers, especially, are not as interested in going to the cinema. According to Forbes, 55% of people say they would rather stay home and watch movies. 50% said theaters are too expensive. Despite the declining…

  • Second PBIS Trip of 2022-2023 School Year

    On January 19, 2023, students with no unexcused absences and no ISS in the second quarter went to Thunder Alley as a reward. Students got the option to hang-out, bowl, or play games in the arcade. Mrs. Presson, one of the teacher chaperones, said, “Students enjoyed the arcade and bowling, but the most important thing…

  • Lip Sync Battle- Thursday, Dec 15 at 7:00.

    The best entertainment value in Hickman county! Come support Eagle staff and students at the 7th annual lip sync battle. The battle will be held at East Hickman High School in the auditorium on December 15th at 7 PM. Tickets will cost $5, and all proceeds will go to graduation for the class of 2023.…

  • Local attraction: Christmas lights galore!

    For the second consecutive year, a company known as ELSNashville, short for Extreme Lighting & Sound, is hosting an astonishing Christmas light display known as ¨Holiday Wonders.¨ This display is located in Fairview, Tennessee at the Bowie Nature Park on Hwy 100 and will run from November 25th to December 10th with Thursday to Saturday…

  • EHHS Blood Drive

    Blood donation is essential as “there are no substitutes for blood, platelets or plasma—they cannot be manufactured,” according to Cedars Sinai.org. East Hickman High School and the Red Cross held a blood drive on Monday, November 21st where all HOSA, Health Occupations Students of America, members were able to watch and learn about all the…