Rampage

Sam McVey , Editor-in-Chief

January 25, 2023

While the full results of this midterm election season are not yet clear, Republicans took control of the House of Representatives for the latter half of President Biden’s first term. While the swing...

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Students discuss Ukraine

January 25, 2023

On Feb. 24, 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine, stirring up attention from world leaders globally. The war...

Figuring out Spring-Ford’s ticket-price formula

December 15, 2022

In order to attend a Spring-Ford sporting event, school dance, or play, students must pay an entry fee,...

Spring-Ford High School to host Special Olympics

December 15, 2022

Spring-Ford will host the Montgomery County Special Olympics Track and Field Competition for the first...

Sports

Spring-Ford reaches first-ever state semifinals

Staff Report

March 16, 2023

The Spring-Ford boys basketball team continued its historic run Saturday, March 18, with a 45-39 victory over State College, earning a trip to the PIAA 6A Semifinals for the first time in program history. Guard...

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Rams take historic run to their first-ever District Finals

March 3, 2023

Straight out of the gates of the season, the Spring-Ford Boys Basketball Team turned heads when embarking...

Spring-Ford girls basketball readies for postseason

February 17, 2023

In a domination of No. 2 seeded Phoenixville, Spring-Ford Girls Basketball earned a trip to the PAC Championship...

Rams soar in district basketball rankings

January 31, 2023

With a 17th straight win in a matchup against Hazleton, the Spring-Ford Rams surpassed Lower Merion as...

Opinion

Public, students make a difference when they get involved in service

Aditi Mangal, Managing Editor

January 25, 2023

The Spring-Ford School Board embraces the epitome of the ideals of leadership and service, as well as diversity and possibility. The value of each board member’s insight is invaluable, and their dedication...

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