Introduction to Overthinking

Delanie Goss talks to the students working for book freedoms.

Hannah Schiman and Sadie Peters look into how spirit themes are chosen.

Jordan Phillips and Noelle Antonelli take a look a the new season.

Jennifer Gongora and Genna Campbell take a look at the undefeated regular football season.

Brylee Welch and Sophia Savage compare fans: Football vs. Basketball

Jack Edwards and Kyler Dibben talk to students about the best time to put up the Christmas tree.

Sadie Griffin reflects with Reece Loe on the band season.

Learn why it's important to study for the ACT. Podcast by Anatoliy Burac and Thatcher Stubblefield.

Will Rouhani talks to Career Counselor Joy Horgan about how to find the best scholarships. TRANSCRIPT: [MELLOW MUSIC] WILL ROUHANI: Welcome to this episode of EagleAir Podcasts. I'm your host, Will Rouhani. In this episode, we will be discussing scholarships and the benefits they give students. As graduation comes closer every day students begin to wonder what they want to do after school, college, workforce and military all come to mind. One aspect most think of but don't fully understand are scholarships. Scholarships are funds from either schools, the government, or other organizations that donate money to a student that doesn't need a payback. People typically think that scholarships are mostly for sports, such as football and basketball, in reality scholarships can come from multiple places. Joy Horgan, college and career counselor at Nixa High, gives us some ideas as to where to find them in both the school and workplace. JOY HORGAN: So a lot of kids will go directly to the colleges that they're applying to, that's really the best place to start. Colleges have merit scholarships that they give to everybody that's based on ACT, GPA, or they have competitive scholarships, those are more like what you said your sports basketball, football. They even have some for academics where if you have a high GPA, high ACT score, you can go in and do an additional essay or be invited for an interview. So your competitive scholarships within the colleges that you're interested in are a really good place to start looking for that extra money. So Missouri has a scholarship fund that you could go to and put in your demographic information, and then they will match you with scholarships that you meet the requirements for. So it's one kind of big database for the state of Missouri, and then scholarships that come from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks or the different foundations located throughout the state will advertise their scholarships there. So if you're not a super strong student you need to start looking there too. Scholarships mostly are just for college based, however, a lot of our manufacturing companies in the area once you start working there they will do tuition reimbursement for you. So it's not necessarily a scholarship, you are working for them and then they will cover the cost of your college. WILL ROUHANI: All right. That's it for this episode of the EagleAir Podcasts. Be sure to check out the next journalism website for more content. For Eagle Podcasts, this is Will Rouhani. [MELLOW MUSIC]

Nixa High School students can gain money and new skills with summer jobs.

Learn about college tips from Nixa High School College and Career Counselor Joy Horgan and NHS senior Meghana Nakkanti. Podcast by Will Rouhani

Mira Weiss explores the problems surrounding the Taylor Swift concert tickets.

Lexi Ringgold and Layla Ward talk about World Cup predictions at Nixa High School.

Brynn Nelson and Katy Wilson discuss the things students can do to prepare for college.

Laurel Latimer and Natasha Little talk to Todd Mincks, Nixa's counselor for online students, about screentime and teens.

Shelby Hicks and Mylee Harper sit down with Nixa Softball seniors to reflect on their high school sport.

Emma Dixon and Izzy Gullett explore the resolutions of Nixa High School students.

Miley Fisher explores freshmen marching band.

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Maddilyn Gray explores which is best -- cats or dogs?

Need some ideas on creative Christmas gifts? The podcast from Aydia Lancaster and Emory York offers some ideas.

Now that COVID is ramping down, what does a normal Nixa High School experience look like?

Will and Evan talk to Nixa students to see what they've got planned this fall.

Valentine's Day may be over, but Nixa High School students have some tips for finding love.

Freshman Evan Hirsch gives us a look at how teachers and students deal with the transition from seated classes to online classes while quarantined.

Otho Griffius gives us an informational look at how the nation is reacting to the pandemic.

Churches focus on service during COVID-19 pandemic. Podcast by TJ Sorgenfrei.

Take a look at how things have changed in Nixa in the midst of stay-at-home orders. Podcast by Grace Steinmeier.

Overthinking is in overdrive now that COVID-19 has taken center stage. Sophomore Macy Kopp, senior Neveah Page and counselor Jenney Myler share their experiences.

Teens and relationships can come with stress. Learn how Nixa teens view dating while in high school.

Do you worry about missing out? Emily Harris and Kelsie Satterfield tackle this issue.

Do you feel like you are drowning in classwork? Emily Harris and Kelsie Satterfield talk to a teacher and students as they try to find a balance.

Do you feel stressed? Do you have trouble winding down at the end of a stressful day? This podcast series from Emily Harris and Kelsie Satterfield will tackle this topic.