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Scott Kreher
“I was an English teacher when I got my first job, [and] they said, ‘We have a yearbook position that’s open. Do you know anything about Yearbook? ‘I went, No, not at all.’ ‘Well, if you would like the position, would you go get certified in that field?’ And I was like, ‘I would like a job, so I would like to go do that.’ So it was not my first thing, but I was an English teacher who also did Yearbook. Then I found that I really liked it.There was an opening here, but not for an English teacher, but for journalism. They said, ‘Would you like to do broadcasts?’ I was like, ‘I would love to learn a new thing.’ So I think, my love of life is to keep pushing myself and doing something new which has just kept feeding, the next new thing. So it never feels stale, because I’m always doing something new.”
– Scott Kreher, CTE Journalism teacher
– Scott Kreher, CTE Journalism teacher
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Olivia Luckey, Reporter
Pronouns: she/her
Grade: 9
Years on staff: 1
What’s your go-to karaoke song? Any ABBA song.
What’s a small thing that instantly makes your day better? Nice surprises from anyone!
What are some of your favorite hobbies? I really love reading, baking, soccer, tennis, and doing charity work.
What’s your favorite part of being on the newspaper staff? I am really excited to bring lesser known issues and topics to the attention of others, as well as voicing opinions on issues I care about.
![“I was an English teacher when I got my first job, [and] they said, ‘We have a yearbook position that's open. Do you know anything about Yearbook? ‘I went, No, not at all.’ ‘Well, if you would like the position, would you go get certified in that field?’ And I was like, ‘I would like a job, so I would like to go do that.’ So it was not my first thing, but I was an English teacher who also did Yearbook. Then I found that I really liked it.There was an opening here, but not for an English teacher, but for journalism. They said, ‘Would you like to do broadcasts?’ I was like, ‘I would love to learn a new thing.’ So I think, my love of life is to keep pushing myself and doing something new which has just kept feeding, the next new thing. So it never feels stale, because I'm always doing something new.”
- Scott Kreher, CTE Journalism teacher](https://www.chsglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/IMG_6802-1200x1193.jpg)