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Edmonds-Woodway H.S. student arrested

Local

A student from Edmonds-Woodway high school was arrested and placed in juvenile jail on the morning of Monday, June 6 for felony harassment. According to Edmonds-Woodway H.S. Principal Allison Larson, information about a credible threat of violence was reported by families, and subsequent action was taken. Police recovered a BB gun and other evidence from the student, and there were police on campus on June 5 for additional safety. According to ESD Assistant Superintendent Greg Schwab, the next course of action will be for the student’s parents and teachers to discuss the incident in accordance with the district’s threat assessment protocol. Following the arrest, Larson sent an email to students and families encouraging them to report any potentially dangerous information, and informing them that support would be available if needed. H

Mental health excused absences for 2022-23

State

A Woodinville High School student was reported selling vape cartridges containing fentanyl to other students. Fentanyl is a narcotic substance that is used for pain management for cancer patients. Despite being a prescribed medication due to its high opioid properties, it is a commonly abused substance. An email from the Northshore School District was sent out to parents and guardians about the investigation into the dealings after several students who were reported to have bought and vaped the cartridges reported sickness later. H

HOUSE HEARINGS FOR JAN. 6 ATTACK COMMENCE

By Rachel Davis

HAWKEYE STAFF

The first of the scheduled public House committee hearings for the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol was televised on June 9. The first hearing included responses from over 1,000 witnesses, and testimonies from top White House aides along with members of former President Donald Trump’s family, such as Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr. It also included never-before seen video footage from the attack. The committee uncovered many critical parts of the attack, including the confirmation of Donald Trump’s involvement and support in continuing the attack, and the reveal of the far-right group the Proud Boys’ charges of seditious conspiracy.

Donald Trump’s own family appeared in the hearing against him, stating they didn’t support his theories or believe his claims about winning the presidency. Part of Ivanka Trump’s eight-hour-long interview revealed that she and several members of the Trump family had already accepted Donald Trump’s reelection loss, but didn’t want to embarrass him.

Almost all major news networks covered the hearing, except for media company Fox News Channel. Instead, television host Tucker Carlson called the hearing “propaganda” and the attack “forgettably minor vandalism.”

Everyone can make their own judgments of the event by tuning in for the remaining hearings through the rest of June, the second being on June 13. H

COMING UP: SUMMER DATES & SEPTEMBER

DATE EVENT TIME/PLACE

Friday, June 24 Last Day of School

10:20 a.m. early release Monday, July 4 Independence Day The U.S.A. turns 246 today

Wednesday, July 13 Closest Full Moon of the Year 11:37 a.m., the sky

Week of August 22 Fall Sports practices begin Check the official calendar Wednesday, August 31 Hawk Walk All day; HUB; check the official calendar for exact times

Monday, September 5 Labor Day Wednesday, September 7 First Day of School

Thursday, September 8 Picture Day Week of October 3 HOMECOMING 2022

All day 7:20 a.m.-1:50 p.m. @ MTHS In your English class All week @ MTHS

Friday, October 7 Senior Class Picture Saturday, October 8 Homecoming Dance

Time & place TBD Time TBD; MTHS HUB

SPOTLIGHT

Sept. 7

First Day of School

We’re back! We kick off the ’22-’23 school year.

Sept. 8

Picture Day

Come ready to have your ASB/ID and yearbook photos taken.

EDITORS’ NOTE: The information in this calendar is taken in part from the calendar published on the MTHS webpage. Information may change. For further information on an event, contact the organizing party. For corrections, contact editor@thehawkeye.org or visit us in Room 130.

Land Acknowledgement

The Hawkeye acknowledges that our campus sits on the traditional homelands of the Suquamish, Stillaguamish and Coast Salish peoples. The lands of these tribes were taken by colonizers using the Treaty of Point Elliott, which to this day has never been fully honored. We also recognize the 29 tribes throughout Washington state. As a local news organization, we commit to remembering the genocide of Indigenous peoples in the United States and ask that our readers take a moment to reflect on the history and land on which they stand.