For the past seven years, Dallastown sophomore Jake Russell has made people of all ages scream, cry, and even wet their pants. His mom is totally okay with this behavior. As a matter of fact, she...

As this year has been hard, most students haven't enjoyed the new versions of schooling, however, it can also bring very rare and interesting opportunities.  For the Local History Class taught by Mr....

Dallastown's 400 wing is home to most of the high school's world language teachers, and while many classrooms house Spanish teachers and classes, only one houses French: the classroom of Mr. Hare. Hare...

In the United States, Period Poverty Awareness Week goes from May 24-May 30. Period Poverty is having the lack of access to period products due to financial issues or just because these women do not...

Marvelous May. Flowers start blooming, birds chirping, weather warming, school ending, students stressing. Wait. That’s not how it’s supposed to go. However, for most students it does. May is an...

Students sometimes complain about their workload or classes being difficult. Imagine that all of these classes, are in a language foreign to you. That’s exactly how ESL (English as a Second Language)...

Interpreting for Deaf/Hard of Hearing students comes with a lot of passion and hard work. Dallastown interpreter, Jennifer Imhoff does it all. Imhoff took on many activities in high school, she was...

"A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning,"  American politician Brad Henry once said. When considering all three of Henry's points, many Dallastown students...

On Friday, May 7, The Beacon Staff had quite the visitor. Bruce Rost, a 1959 graduate of Dallastown, joined the staff by phone to talk about being in the first graduating class from our current building,...

As high school seniors look at colleges they consider many things. They look at location, curriculum, extracurriculars, student groups and much more. But for some seniors, another thing to consider...