Video: Teachers After the Bell: On the Farm With Grace Scott

Scott passes on her love of 4-H to her children

Gretchen Prifogle, Multimedia Editor

December 25, 2023

Growing up, senior Alexsa Alvarado always remembers assuming teachers didn’t leave the school building after school let out. There was a cafeteria for them to eat in and restrooms for them to use. Never at that age did Alvarado worry about where they must’ve showered. As she grew, Alvarado realized teachers didn’t live at the school. This continuing series features the truth of what life is like for teachers after the bell.

Logansport High School teacher Grace Scott shares about her experiences with 4-H in a new series called “Teachers After the Bell.”

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Gretchen Prifogle, Multimedia Editor

Gretchen Prifogle is a senior at LHS and is currently serving as one of the Multimedia Editors. She served as the Photo Editor during her sophomore and junior years. She enjoys taking pictures for articles and creating videos. Her favorite topic to write about is anything interesting about Logansport currently or in its history. She is heavily involved in school activities. She is in dance, Drama Club, Swing Choir, Student Council, Travel Club, National Honor Society and the Mayor's Youth Advisory. She is the Senior Class treasurer and president of Sub Debs, president of the National Honor Society, and president of the Mayor’s Youth Advisory. Her future plans are to attend Purdue University to major in organizational leadership and human resource development. Gretchen is so excited to work in Magpie for one last year.