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...

Recent News Stories

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

Girls basketball returns great team

January 25, 2023

Last year’s girls basketball team was nothing short of exciting. An inexperienced lineup with a rotation of all sophomores and just one junior and senior were supposed to have a traditional rebuilding...

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Rams soccer rebounds, net trip to states

January 10, 2023

With a first year head coach, this year’s Spring-Ford boys soccer team rebounded from a 1-2-1 start...

Miscavage hired as Rams’ new AD

January 10, 2023

New Spring-Ford Athletic Director Dan Miscavage holds much experience despite beginning his first year...

Well Served

December 15, 2022

Spring-Ford junior Mia Matriccino put together a historic season for the Rams, finishing with a bronze...

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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