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Kaitlyn Doyle

Kaitlyn Doyle, Staff Writer

This is senior Kaitlyn Doyle's first year with The Prowler. She is a staff writer.

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Teja Pulagam

Teja Pulagam

May 5, 2021
Panther Perspectives

Panther Perspectives

April 20, 2021
Keeping It Relaxing

Keeping It Relaxing

April 3, 2021
Quill and Scroll is an international organization that acknowledges high school scholastic journalists. Starr’s Mill students Emily Davis, Abby Carter, and Rachel Laposka won Sweepstakes first place, third place, and an honorable mention, respectively.

Panthers prowl into international recognition

March 25, 2021
Panther Perspectives

Panther Perspectives

March 18, 2021
Christian Leave is a musician and YouTuber who rose to fame through the social media platform Vine in 2014. One of his latest releases, “Darling,” is an upbeat song that’s easy to get lost in.

Quick Hit with Kaitlyn Doyle

March 4, 2021
Social media has too much influence in today’s society to be subjectively censored by big tech companies. In order to protect freedom of speech and maintain autonomy of social media companies, users should be able to publicly contest their censored posts on a live-stream.

Opinion: People need access to the truth about censorship of social media

February 26, 2021
Walking in a KIC wonderland

Walking in a KIC wonderland

February 12, 2021
“Can’t Wait to Be Dead” is a catchy song with a deeper meaning about social media. The song was released in 2020 and is a cool mix of the rock and folk genres.

Quick Hit with Kaitlyn Doyle

February 4, 2021
P-KICs

P-KICs

January 29, 2021
Panther Perspectives

Panther Perspectives

January 26, 2021
New year, new KICs

New year, new KICs

January 15, 2021
“Televised” is an upbeat song with interesting social commentary. Released in 2017, “Televised” is on the album “Windows I.”

Quick Hit with Kaitlyn Doyle

December 12, 2020
No KIC 2.0

No KIC 2.0

December 4, 2020
Thankful for KICs

Thankful for KICs

November 20, 2020
Economics teacher Mark DeCourcy was selected to be Starr’s Mill’s 2020-2021 Teacher of the Year. DeCourcy teaches economics and AP macroeconomics.

Economics teacher Mark DeCourcy selected as Teacher of the Year

November 18, 2020

Coach’s Corner

November 5, 2020
As part of the P.B.I.S. initiative, Starr’s Mill rewards positive behavior -- respect, accountability, and responsibility -- by recognizing students with a nomination or “caught ya.” “Caught ya” students also receive a star to go up on the “Wall of Stars” in the 800 hallway.

Step beyond ‘thank you’

November 5, 2020
Gaming up KICs

Gaming up KICs

October 31, 2020
“29” makes you feel alive and ready to take on the world. Released in 2016, “29” appears on the band’s second album, “Drinking from a Salt Pond.”

Quick Hit with Kaitlyn Doyle

October 30, 2020
Georgia Governor’s Honors Program is a highly selective program designed to enrich high school students. The program takes place mid-summer for those students who are chosen as state GHP finalists.

Starr’s Mill sending 28 to county-level GHP interviews

October 24, 2020
Going back to KICs

Going back to KICs

October 17, 2020
Sophomores Ivey Breinig, Mia Haefner, and Alaina Campbell (left to right) eat lunch on the patio outside of the cafeteria. Students and faculty have been making adjustments in preparation for switching from the “yellow” hybrid A/B schedule to “green” merged schedule. The change takes effect Oct. 19 and includes switching from three to four lunch periods.

The shift to green

October 15, 2020

Coach’s Corner

October 14, 2020
Falling into KICs

Falling into KICs

October 3, 2020
Starr’s Mill welcomes assistant principal Andrea Freeman to the Panther family. Freeman previously taught at Creekside High School.

Andrea Freeman

September 29, 2020

Coach’s Corner

September 16, 2020
Senior Kolby Smith approaches the finish line on the One Church 5k course. Starr’s Mill hosted the 9th Annual AT&T Panther Invitational meet, where over 40 high school teams across the state came to compete. The varsity boys’ team placed eighth while the varsity girls placed sixth. “Not our best performance, but there were some highlights,” Smith said.

Varsity battles, youth prevails at annual AT&T Panther Invitational

September 8, 2020
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