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Our Opinion: Who’s at fault?
By STAFF
Wed,05/24/23-1:41PM , 985 Reads
Which presidents signed the legislation that has played the biggest role in ballooning the public debt of the United States to $31 trillion? The answer, from a 2021 study, may surprise you.
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Our Opinion: Reading, history can co-exist in school
By STAFF
Thu,05/18/23-11:00AM , 854 Reads
It’s become a common lament among those worried about the state of education in the United States: We are raising a generation of Americans who are historically illiterate.
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Our Opinion: Saluting our Kindergartens
By STAFF
Thu,05/11/23-10:00AM , 853 Reads
Today is our annual Kindergarten edition to salute the Class of 2035. We have been doing this special section for years, and we have featured hundreds if not thousands of local students.

As a part of the section, we allow each class to sell extra copies of the paper and keep the proceeds for their classroom.
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These students represented the Newton County Elementary Talented and Gifted Program in the 2023 ECTAG Individual Art Competition and placed front row from left: Second Graders- Oliver Massey, Oliver Johnson, Daley Agent, and Brooklyn Griffin; second row from left: Third Graders-Abby Youngblood, Bennett Hollingsworth, Amory Wade, and Ansley May; third row from left: Sixth Graders- JC Pinson, Ella Gibbon, Bristol Johnson, and Fourth Grader-Shelton Gates; and back row from left: Fifth Graders-Carly Kyzar, Carter Franklin, Seth Hollingsworth, Evie Massey, Bryce Hughes, and Hollis Thompson. Melisa Hill and Chris Whittle are the NCES TAG Teachers.

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The Cougar News
By STAFF
Sat,05/06/23-5:00PM , 904 Reads
Published under the direction of the Newton County School District.

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