![Teacher Academy students from Ankeny Centennial, juniors Parker Wilson, Tony Mandolfo, and Sophia Royster develop their lesson plans that will be presented to the class. “[Teacher Academy students are] getting the experience of actually seeing if this is a career. They're getting that time in the classroom,” Teacher Academy and science teacher Kristen Campbell-Blumhagen (CB) said.](https://ahstalonnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/centennialstudents-1200x683.png)
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The Talon chats all things Grammys
The winners and the snubs
February 22, 2024
Seniors and Talon reporters Hunter Boswell and Ava Sarenpa, and Talon social media editor Joanna Guerrero review and give their opinions on the award-winning artists from the 66th Grammy Awards Ceremony.
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Hunter Boswell, Staff Reporter
Hunter Boswell is a senior at Ankeny High School. He serves as the president of Student Council and is the treasurer and secretary of Key Club. He is also involved in National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, Student Ambassadors, and Circle of Friends. He plans to attend the University of Iowa in a business administration degree on the pre-law track. A fun fact about Hunter is that he is the youngest manager at his work.
Joanna Guerrero, Social Media Editor
Joanna Guerrero is a senior at Ankeny High School. She serves as a social media editor but also specializes in writing stories for The Talon. Outside of The Talon, Joanna serves as president of Key Club, co-president of Mental Health Awareness club, vice-president of Student Council, and secretary of National Honor Society. She also participates in Student Ambassadors and Spanish Honor Society. In the future, Joanna plans to continue her education and pursue Journalism with a concentration in sports media. She looks forward to having Advanced Journalism next semester.
Ava Sarenpa, Staff Reporter
Ava Sarenpa is a senior at Ankeny High School. In her free time, she enjoys playing piano and hanging out with friends. She is undecided on where to go for college, but is thinking about majoring in either Journalism or Culinary Arts. A fun fact about Ava is she enjoys trying and cooking many new foods.