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The Stampede
Senior editors of the Stampede Newspaper, Claire Rassmaussen and Dallin Snooks, have worked tirelessly all year long in order to earn the Newspaper Award. Their pivotal roles and helpfulness throughout the year has led to the success of the Eagle High “Stampede” Newspaper.
Eagle High seniors are recognized for their achievements
May 14, 2026
Senior Carter Ditlove will begin his journey outside high school with the U.S. Air Force on June 20, departing for Fort Collins, Colorado, as he trains to become a fighter pilot.
Seniors commit to serving in the military, embarking on paths of duty and dedication
May 4, 2026
Senior Haley Allen and senior Caitlyn Bonine had a great time with their friends at their junior prom. They’re both excited to wear a new dress this year and make more memories at their last ever prom.
Eagle seniors say ‘here we go again’ to prom
May 4, 2026
Senior Johnathan Zhang has been chosen to represent Eagle High as the valedictorian of the 2026 class. Zhang has participated in countless rigorous classes throughout his high school career and has maintained perfect grades.
Jonathan Zhang is the 2026 Eagle High Valedictorian
May 4, 2026
The class of 2026’s newspaper seniors sit in the stands at Eagle High. These same stands are where they attended each football game and sporting event. This class has worked hard this year to put out each issue of “The Stampede” Newspaper.
Eagle High’s 2026 seniors in Newspaper reflect on their high school experience
May 4, 2026
Senior Haley Allen and senior Caitlyn Bonine had a great time with their friends at their junior prom. They’re both excited to wear a new dress this year and make more memories at their last ever prom.
Eagle seniors say ‘here we go again’ to prom
May 4, 2026
Senior Johnathan Zhang has been chosen to represent Eagle High as the valedictorian of the 2026 class. Zhang has participated in countless rigorous classes throughout his high school career and has maintained perfect grades.
Jonathan Zhang is the 2026 Eagle High Valedictorian
May 4, 2026
The class of 2026’s newspaper seniors sit in the stands at Eagle High. These same stands are where they attended each football game and sporting event. This class has worked hard this year to put out each issue of “The Stampede” Newspaper.
Eagle High’s 2026 seniors in Newspaper reflect on their high school experience
May 4, 2026
Seniors Audrey Baxter, Ava Sonne, Maddie Dalling, Allyson Godfrey, Ozzie Faulk, Will Anderson and Curtis Hansen (pictured left to right), attend the class of 2026’s Senior Sunrise. These same friends look forward to Senior Sunset as it will end this chapter in their life.
Senior sunset soon to mark a symbolic closure for the class of 2026
May 4, 2026
The Eagle High graduation ceremony will take place at the Idaho Central Credit Union Arena on May 19. Students will be decorated in their caps and gowns as well as chords to commemorate their accomplishments throughout their high school career. Senior Caleb Zawadzki holds up his cap and gown he will wear to graduation.
Commencement Countdown: everything Seniors need to know for Graduation
May 4, 2026
The new luxury athletic club, Lifetime, opened April 8 in Eagle and has already gained lots of popularity. The gym offers high quality amenities like indoor tennis and pickleball courts, expert trainers for classes and even an indoor pool.
Lifetime fitness center brings excitement to Eagle
Apr 14, 2026
Military recruiters will be at Meridian City Hall on March 21. They will be there for students who want to learn more about going into the military but also want a university education.
Merdian City Hall is hosting a Service Academy Day
Mar 26, 2026
Walking or riding the greenbelt is a great way to enjoy spring outdoors. In the spring the greenbelt is covered with big trees, greenery, and a beautiful rushing river along side the path.
Students at Eagle High look forward to spring activities
Mar 26, 2026
The senate program page has offered high school students a once in a lifetime experience. Students get to deliver documents, sit in on meetings and answer phone calls for congressional staff.
Life as an Idaho House Legislative page offers a unique experience of state government in action
Feb 18, 2026
Road closures makes travel difficult for students who live west of Linder Road. Many students must take detours to get where they need to go.
Linder Road closure brings a change in traffic patterns and inconvenience for students
Jan 27, 2026
Junior Katrina Collins buys gas during increased gas prices caused by the war with Iran. Gas prices have gone up roughly 60 cents per gallon since the beginning of the international conflict and students like Collins are attempting to cut down their gas usage.
US strikes on Iran start a global conflict
Apr 14, 2026
Senior Mary Richardson prepares for the Nasa Artemis launch by building a rocket Lego set. It excites many to have a new NASA launch.
NASA returns to the moon after 50 years
Mar 13, 2026
The Winter Olympics are one of the most watched events during the season. 56 million people across the United States of America watch them. In 2024, the Summer Olympics were held in Paris, France. 30.6 million people across the United States of America watched them.
The 2026 Olympics were a great experience
Feb 18, 2026
A political sign on the corner of Floating Feather and Park Lane supports local campaign runner Nancy Merrill. Her sign features a bald eagle, which is a symbol for patriotism. This will familiarize voters with her name and what she stands for.
Election Day engages Eagle High students in civic life
Nov 13, 2025
Political activist Charlie Kirk discusses the importance of American growth and success. He speaks very passionately about his views on America.
Turning Point USA continues their mission in America
Oct 15, 2025
Senior Sylvia Hansen poses with her new Christmas gift. It was one of her favorite toys that she could use to play dress up.
Seniors talk about their favorite trends from childhood
May 4, 2026
Senior Easton Gothberg shows his Tik Tok feed during his freshman year. His hair was longer than it is now and he enjoyed wearing graphic t-shirts to match his favorite Tik Tok influencers.
Graduating class of 2026 reflects on trends from freshman year
May 4, 2026
Senior Jayden Butlin created a watercolor painting of her great aunt. She used a Japanese technique in the background called Suminagashi. She likes using this technique to make texture appear in her artwork.
Seniors explore their artistic talents and creativity at Eagle High
May 4, 2026
Senior Playlist: Say goodbye to the class of 2026
Senior Playlist: Say goodbye to the class of 2026
May 4, 2026
Many people in the valley love the annual Treefort Music Festival downtown Boise. It is a fun, music-filled event for all to enjoy.
Treefort Music Festival brings music and fun to Idaho
Apr 14, 2026
Senior Jayden Butlin created a watercolor painting of her great aunt. She used a Japanese technique in the background called Suminagashi. She likes using this technique to make texture appear in her artwork.
Seniors explore their artistic talents and creativity at Eagle High
May 4, 2026
Students are impatient for new summer movies to release as trailers have peaked their interest. Movies like “The Backrooms”, “Disclosure Day”, “The Odessey” and more are already on students’ radar coming out this summer.
Summer movies are sizzling on the scene
Apr 14, 2026
Students and families rush to get tickets to experience the theatrics of official Disney productions coming to their own hometown. With over 70 major headlining awards and incredible actors, The Lion King promises to be an unforgettable night.
Broadway’s rendition of ‘The Lion King’ stops at Boise’s Morrison Center in 2026
Mar 24, 2026
The Eagle High drama department’s cast of “Anastasia” stand on stage and perform their closing number. Junior Tanner Morey and senior Allyson Godfrey stand center stage and address the crowd at the final curtain call while surrounded by fellow cast members.
Eagle High drama department’s ‘Anastasia the Musical’ was a great success
Mar 24, 2026
Junior Adeline Cranford spent her weekend watching Scream 7 in theaters with some friends. She thought the movie was frightening with the amount of jump scares the movie had. She was fortunate enough to be able to get a free poster at the theater.
Here is a sneak peek of the new movies releasing in theaters this year
Mar 24, 2026
Senior Playlist: Say goodbye to the class of 2026
Senior Playlist: Say goodbye to the class of 2026
May 4, 2026
Many people in the valley love the annual Treefort Music Festival downtown Boise. It is a fun, music-filled event for all to enjoy.
Treefort Music Festival brings music and fun to Idaho
Apr 14, 2026
April Playlist – Prom Version
April Playlist – Prom Version
Apr 14, 2026
The annual 2025-2026 Battle of the Bands Crowd Choice Award went to the musical group “Crutch.” The group won second overall but won first in everybody’s hearts who attended the event on March 28.
2026 Battle of the Bands reveals talented Eagle High musicians
Apr 14, 2026
Senior Mary Richardson is a fan of country music artist Kacey Musgraves. Musgraves has music slated to be released soon.
Spring 2026 brings a wave of highly anticipated album releases from music legends and rising stars
Apr 14, 2026
The February Playlist: Love is in the air
The February Playlist: Love is in the air
Feb 18, 2026
The November playlist: Fall is here
The November playlist: Fall is here
Nov 13, 2025
March Playlist: Enjoy these throwbacks
March Playlist: Enjoy these throwbacks
Mar 27, 2025
The February Playlist: The month of love is here
Feb 25, 2025
The December Playlist: The festive season has arrived in full storm
The December Playlist: The festive season has arrived in full storm
Dec 13, 2024
Senior girls' rugby captains Anna Petzinger and Ella Elordi lead the team by example. They’ve been dominating the field all year and they haven’t lost a single game. Some scores have been up to 132-0.
Senior captains shine on the field and become legacy
May 5, 2026
Senior and co-captain of Eagle High varsity cheer Adelie Cook poses with her four-year mentor, varsity cheer coach Anna Ordaz, at the end of year banquet to wrap up the season. Their endless memories and bonds will continue to stick with them.
Four years really feels like four minutes: cheer coaches reminisce of their four-year athletes
May 5, 2026
Eagle High basketball captain, Evan Vittoe is committed to continue his basketball journey at Rocky Mountain College in Montana. Vittoe will be pursuing basketball, while some of his peers are also headed to compete at the collegiate level in sports, like baseball and soccer.
Eagle High School athletes pursue their collegiate dreams
May 4, 2026
Senior Dallin Snooks locks in and fires his pitch in a game against Skyview High School. Eagle High School takes the victory eight to three.
EHS Mustangs swing into baseball season
Apr 17, 2026
Senior Curtis Hansen was able to attend a March Madness game. He watched BYU versus Texas. Texas beat BYU with a score 79-71.
Madness to an end: Michigan crowned champions after tournament full of shocks and standout performances
Apr 16, 2026
Senior Dallin Snooks locks in and fires his pitch in a game against Skyview High School. Eagle High School takes the victory eight to three.
EHS Mustangs swing into baseball season
Apr 17, 2026
The Rugby girls are doing great this season. To get excited for each game; they chant and hype each other up.
Eagle High boys’ and girls’ rugby season is in full force
Apr 14, 2026
The Eagle Mustang baseball team has put in hard work and dedication to prepare for their upcoming season starting this March. Whether it be hitting, fielding or throwing, the team has been prepping themselves over the past few weeks to have a killer season.
Eagle High baseball players discuss this upcoming season
Mar 30, 2026
The Eagle high women’s varsity basketball team line up for the Pledge of Allegiance before the State Championship game. Teams do this before games to truly unify as a nation and team.
The Eagle High girls’ basketball team dribbles their way to victory at the State Championship
Mar 26, 2026
Eagle High Girls Lacrosse are ready for their upcoming season. The team opened the 2025-2026 season with a commanding win against the Owyhee Storm
Eagle High girls’ lacrosse has fully sprung into their new season
Mar 26, 2026
Senior Curtis Hansen was able to attend a March Madness game. He watched BYU versus Texas. Texas beat BYU with a score 79-71.
Madness to an end: Michigan crowned champions after tournament full of shocks and standout performances
Apr 16, 2026
Junior Bobby Campbell poses proudly with his USA baseball shirt. The World Baseball Classic 2026 brought together the top players from around the world to compete for the championship. Venezuela won the title after a close 3-2 victory over the United States in the final.
Venezuela triumphs in dramatic 2026 World Baseball Classic for first ever international title
Apr 14, 2026
Junior Luke Sampson’s favorite football player is Matthew Stafford. Stafford is the MVP of the National Football League. He did this by getting 4,707 passing yards, 46 touchdowns and a 109.2 passer rating.
From MVP to rookie standouts, NFL awards celebrate a season of elite performances
Feb 18, 2026
The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots played each other in the 60th Super Bowl on Feb. 8. The Seahawks took the win with the final score being 29 to 13. Senior Delaney Heiner has been rooting for this team since she was young and is very excited for this victory.
Seattle Seahawks dominate New England Patriots 29-13 to claim Super Bowl LX Championship
Feb 18, 2026
Baseball players at the University of Arizona practice baseball. UCLA is one of the top baseball teams, along with LSU, who won the national championship last year.
Another exciting college baseball season is on the horizon, and it’s time to preview teams, conferences and players on the national stage
Feb 18, 2026
Senior Elisia Henry's favorite teacher is Shelli Taylor. Other
Eagle High seniors express love for their favorite teachers
May 4, 2026
Watercolor painting is one of the many creative activities that Eagle High students help teach to elementary schoolers. The children and teenagers both enjoy this experience of using creativity and arts and crafts.
Seniors discuss the best classes to take at Eagle High
May 4, 2026
Senior Easton Gothberg shares that if he could go back, he would change a few things about his high school experience. Taking harder classes, listening to teacher advice and branching out are a few things seniors at Eagle High would go back and change, which is valuable advice for underclassmen.
Eagle High seniors share what they would do differently
May 4, 2026
Senior Alexa Osborne said that her favorite year of school was preschool. She explained that she had the most fun that year because it was carefree, she didn’t have any real responsibilities and it was unserious.
Students reflect on their favorite grades
May 4, 2026
Eagle High School alumni Jordan Kemp recently graduates from Brigham Young University, where he met his wife, Brooke. College, for him, was worth it but there are other notable pursuits.
College isn’t always the best path after high school
May 4, 2026
Junior Birklie Smith studies for the upcoming SAT. Some students think that SATs shouldn’t count towards college admissions, and many schools are becoming test optional.
Debates arise over if students should have to take the SAT to get into college
Mar 24, 2026
Juniors Liam MacGillivray, Braeden Trimboli and Roman Garcia enjoy their Spring Break last year on a camping trip on the Oregon Coast. The time off gives them an opportunity to seek adventure, travel and spend time with friends. They enjoy the sunny days and the end of the long winter.
Eagle High students express opinions about Spring Break
Mar 24, 2026
Junior Nicola Forbess stands outside in Eagle’s snowless winter. Many students enjoy not having snow, as snow makes it hard for them to drive. But many students wish for snow so they can go snowboarding and participate in other winter activities.
Students express how they feel about Eagle’s snowless winter
Jan 27, 2026
Artificial intelligence allows for a simpler way to create, but in doing so, it can stop the flow of creativity. Because it’s so easy, few would choose using their own mind to create when AI can do the work for them.
Professionals discuss the ethics of AI in schools
Jan 27, 2026
Social media detoxing is a helpful way to remind Eagle High students what really matters during these pivotal years of growth. Getting rid of apps like Instagram and TikTok can improve students’ mental well-being and reconnect them to their friends and family without a screen interrupting
The risks outweigh the rewards when it comes to social media
Dec 16, 2025
Senior Anna Petzinger is a very driven student. She works hard in all her classes.
Anna Petzinger graduates with a 4.0 GPA from Eagle High and prepares to pursue her college education at BYU Provo
May 6, 2026
Graduates from the class of 2025, Morgan Iverson (right), Lily Montaño (middle) and Talya Maylin (left) take part in their elementary school graduate walk. This is a very fun and full circle moment for these soon to be graduates.
Seniors have the chance to visit their old elementary school for graduation
May 6, 2026
The senior advice that is given to many underclassmen is to attend all the football games that are run by the senior led group, Stang Gang. Eagle High’s Friday night lights are a huge part of the school’s culture and spirit that helps to bring the community together.
Seniors give their final advice to underclassmen
May 4, 2026
Seniors Paige Ange, Lizzy Artyukhov and Emma Hubinger pose for the camera for a formal event. Ange is being spotlighted for her hard work and dedication at the school.
Paige Ange gets ready for graduation day
May 4, 2026
Senior Walker Norton is planning to go to Northwest Lineman school after he graduates. He is excited for this next step in his future.
Eagle High seniors turn to trade careers
May 4, 2026
Junior Sarina Binetti makes Eagle High proud by being an outstanding student. Binetti is taking many AP classes, is in the NHS club and also volunteers at St. Luke’s hospital while keeping good grades.
Junior Sarina Binetti shows academic excellence at Eagle High
Feb 18, 2026
Mustang Media is responsible for creating posts for what is going on at school. They create sports schedules, game highlights, class spotlights and other fun media to post on the school’s various accounts.
Students get real life marketing experience in their Mustang Media class
Dec 17, 2025
The BPA club stands for a group photo outside a competition. They look forward to their up coming competitions.
The BPA club offers great opportunities for students to learn about and practice business
Nov 13, 2025
Junior Lleyton Vierra speaks on John 2 with the help of a visual PowerPoint presentation. Students take notes as he guides the lesson. Vierra speaks at the third meeting of the Bible Club with an impressive turnout.
New Eagle High Bible Club focuses on student involvement
Nov 13, 2025
Eagle High Seniors were given the privilege to attend a field trip to the Idaho State Capitol. Students sit in attendance during the Idaho House of Representatives meeting, excited for this opportunity.
Eagle High seniors enjoy a field trip to the Idaho Capitol Building
Mar 27, 2025
Senior Anna Petzinger is a very driven student. She works hard in all her classes.
Anna Petzinger graduates with a 4.0 GPA from Eagle High and prepares to pursue her college education at BYU Provo
May 6, 2026
Senior Joey Younes is planning to study abroad in Spain. He is looking forward to exploring a different culture and country.
Eagle High senior Joey Younes prepares to study abroad in Spain
May 4, 2026
Senior Hailee Simpson is a talented athlete. She shows her skill as a dancer and as a track athlete.
Hailee Simpson is an outstanding example of a student athlete
Apr 14, 2026
Junior Daisy Amonson shows her festive spring nails that feature white Polk-a-dots and lady bugs. Customizing her nails is a creative way to share her business and express herself. She is excited to celebrate the first full year of Daisy Jade Nails.
Junior Daisy Amonson turns a hobby into a business
Apr 14, 2026
Vice Principal Susan McLnerney has been a principal for 26 years and has been at Eagle High for the last 6 years. McLnerney loves her job and watching students' progress through their high school years.
Susan McInerney leads Eagle High as its top principal
Mar 24, 2026
Senior Audrey Baxter has gone to Eagle High School since freshman year and has changed and learned much along the way. She is grateful for the time she spent here but is also looking forward to the future and to use the things she learned here in her life.
Eagle High seniors reflect on how they have changed since freshman year
May 4, 2026
Senior Addie Wall, junior Isla Anderson, senior Brooklyn Broadbent, graduate Malia Anderson and senior Brielle Dahlgren attend graduate Alauna Watt’s graduation party in 2025. There was swimming, volleyball, cornhole and eating, which lots a people will be incorporating in their 2026 graduation parties.
Many celebrate seniors as they close a big chapter in their lives
May 4, 2026
Teacher Mike Corbett shows his wall of art gifted to him from seniors over the years. Many seniors have fond memories of this history teacher’s class and reflect on how he has helped them prepare for their post high school careers.
Seniors reminisce on their favorite memories of the year
May 4, 2026
Senior Megan Baird shows her hand sewn hoodie design. She enjoys learning new things and she is having fun learning to sew to customize her personal style. She has designed this hoodie to feature her graduation year with a variety of fabric designs and patterns made into a 26.
Megan Baird cruises through her senior year
May 4, 2026
Senior Ozzie Faulk poses at the top of a hill at Bogus Basin on his senior skip day. He reminices on all the things he will miss about high school. He looks forward to attending Boise State in the fall where he will get a degree in bussiness and special education.
Senior skip day tradition continues at Eagle High
May 4, 2026

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