About
The Prowl is Powell (Wyo.) High School’s online student newspaper. It is produced by students in a designated Journalism class and advised by Mr. Vin Cappiello (BSJ and MSJ, Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism; certified by Wyoming PTSB in journalism and language arts).
The staff, adviser and First Amendment-friendly PHS administration ascribe to the four tenets of journalism as described in the Society of Professional Journalists’ Code of Ethics, as follows:
- Seek truth and report it.
- Minimize harm.
- Act independently.
- Be transparent and accountable.
Powell is located in Northwest Wyoming, and PHS is part of Park County School District 1.
January 23, 2020
When you walk into a typical art classroom, students are often working on their own projects. Some have...
January 17, 2020
The countdown to graduation has begun for every senior at Powell High School. But for some, the countdown...
VESPERS: NOT YOUR AVERAGE CHRISTMAS CAROL
January 7, 2020
The Powell community of Powell gathered at the First United Methodist Church on the evening of Dec. 11...
Members of the Powell High School Speech and Debate team present their awards won at the Northwest College Speech and Debate Tournament. (From left) Duncan Bond, Aiden Chandler, Elise Spomer and Jaxton Braten.
Lenita Moore
Varsity 145 pound junior Riley Bennett (left), wrestled Garrett Sholley (right) from Huntley Project at the Laurel Quad Dual on Tuesday.
Brooklynn Bennett
As awards season kicks off (and culminates with the Academy Awards on Feb. 9), an overwhelming lack of diversity presents itself once again in the film industry.
Powell High School art students work together on the space tractor in the PHS art room.
Jasmin Preator
Denver International Airport is home to many theories behind it (maybe underneath it), with its strange artwork and underground buildings.
Former Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy (right) coaches quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Lambeau Field in 2012. Dallas Cowboys fans hope new head coach McCarthy can transform their team's losing streak.
Mike Morbeck/royalty-free/wikipedia
Senior Duncan Bond watches as student teacher Mr. Cordon Cox browses the Little Caesars fundraising booklet.
This is a robot from the seventh grade robotics team at PMS. They recently won the state competition and are now headed to the global competition in Houston in April to represent their school and their town.
Seeger Wormald
The new calendar shows the day of school that was added to the end of the year.
Mia Baxter
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