The student news site of Farmington High School

The Voice
The student news site of Farmington High School

The Voice
The student news site of Farmington High School

The Voice

Shannon Maye, Co Editor-in-Chief

Shannon Maye is a third year student in Journalism who is working as the Co-Editor in Chief.  Outside of school, Shannon likes watching TV, playing soccer, and hanging out with her friends and family.
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Champion -- Senior Luke Watson (right) raises freshmen Keane Murphy’s (left) arm after he won the Flipping for Friends competition. The event took place to raise money for the high school friends program and was a huge success.

Flipping out for Friends raises over 1,200 dollars for high school Friends program

Shannon Maye, Editor-in-Chief
September 10, 2022
“I have a dream”-- Juniors Sydney Bigelow (left) and Mia Greco (right) work on creating literacy kits for families in need after school on January 18. This was organized by nine different clubs in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day.

Students, faculty honor Martin Luther King Jr by donating resources to those in need

Shannon Maye, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 28, 2022

Harry Potter cast reunites 20 years after the release of their first film, celebrates success

Shannon Maye, Arts & Entertainment Editor
February 28, 2022
Go big or go home-- Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp (left), catches game winning touchdown to clench the team's second Super Bowl title. Kupp was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the match and was a vital part of the teams success throughout the playoffs and entire season.

Rams win Super Bowl LVI defeating Bengals, claiming their second NFL Championship

Shannon Maye, Arts and Entertainment Editor
February 28, 2022

Marvel Studios releases their highly anticipated film Spider-Man: No Way Home

Radhika Desai and Shannon Maye
December 20, 2021

Critics slam Marvel Studios release of Eternals, some viewers disagree with negative ratings

Shannon Maye, Arts and Entertainment Editor
November 23, 2021
Hard work pays off -- After weeks of preparation, senior Andy Dong (right) performed for the Nutmeg Symphony Orchestras Young Artist Competition. The competition was hosted at Trinity Episcopal Church and organized by Marshall Brown (middle).

Senior Andy Dong places second in Nutmeg Symphony Orchestras Young Artist Competition

Shannon Maye, Arts and Entertainment Editor
September 24, 2021

Cohort C speaks out, shares the positives and negatives of online learning

Shannon Maye, Photography and Media Editor
April 7, 2021

WandaVision makes impressive premier as Marvel’s first big release since 2019

Shannon Maye, Photography and Media Editor
February 11, 2021

Hubie Halloween provides goofy humor, life lessons, a tribute to Cameron Boyce

Shannon Maye, Photo and Media Editor
October 18, 2020
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