The student news site of Fort Osage High School

The Signal
The student news site of Fort Osage High School

The Signal
The student news site of Fort Osage High School

The Signal
Dylan Daugherty

Dylan Daugherty, News Editor

Dylan Daugherty is a high school Senior and journalist from Buckner, Missouri. He’s mostly involved in Broadcasting, Digital Newspaper, and Scholar Bowl. He has worked for the school’s broadcasting team for three years since his Sophomore year, and the Newspaper staff for two years since his Junior year. His favorite things include photography, filmography, writing, reporting and his Linkedin profile.

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So You Wanna Do Journalism?

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
April 19, 2024

Schartz leaves the Fort

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
April 12, 2024

Kiesling steps up to pitch

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
April 5, 2024
Kansas City Star editor Hannah Wise talks to students during a Q&A session, which was held following the initial presentation. The Q&A lasted for around an hour and a half and allowed student journalist to ask further questions about audience engagement and reporting.

J-Day Competition: How do you engage with audience?

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
April 1, 2024
The Staff of Fort Osage High School News Media stand in front of Jesse Hall, on the University of Missouri campus. The staff had to arrive at the high school at 6 AM in order to get to Mizzou on time to start the day.

Fort Osage attends annual journalism day

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
March 28, 2024

Culbertson explores, innovates sports media

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
March 15, 2024
Students cheer at the Court warming Pep Assembly during 7th hour before the game. They also announced the Court warming underclassmen royalty at the assembly, while playing games to increase student participation.

Fort Osage holds annual court warming celebration

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
March 8, 2024

Tuition prices have skyrocketed out of control

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
March 1, 2024

Mock trial team returns after multi-year hiatus

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
February 23, 2024

Fort Osage’s 2024 State of the District

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
February 9, 2024

Sub Shortage continues across schools

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
January 25, 2024

Wake me up when Stepptember Ends

Story by Dylan Daugherty, KC Culbertson, and Jazzy Walker
November 20, 2023

Fort Osage holds 2nd annual Powder Puff

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
November 2, 2023
PRODUCING. New broadcast teacher Chance Parsons (left) helps Senior Neveah McNew (right) with creating a soccer hype video. Mr. Parsons has previously worked broadcasting sports teams, “Some of my favorite broadcasting moments were when we had to do a Royal parade and a Chiefs parade,” Parsons said, “and just getting to see the behind the scenes of them was amazing.”

Fort Osage welcomes new Journalism teacher

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
September 19, 2023
STUDYING. Students collaborate during a full Thursday class. “I did like Early Out Thursdays because it gave teachers time to collaborate on a weekly basis.” Principle Joe Bedard said.

[Photo] Your Thursdays just got longer

Story by Kaily Brown and Emily Allen
September 13, 2023
CHEERING. The dance team watches as Johnny Rowlands lands his helicopter on the football field. The dance team got to the school at 6:30am. “I loved when the cheer team and dance team were all cheering together,” Sophie Dech said.

Fort Osage appears on live news

Story by Ripken Kiesling, KC Culbertson, and Dylan Daugherty
September 8, 2023
CALMING. The sun rises over the football field as seniors socialize and chat about their final year. Senior Siena Holler views it as an outlook for the school year. “Just make it through the year, and do everything you can.” Holler said.

Seniors look to the skies as they prepare for final year

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
August 25, 2023
INSPIRE. Speaker Nathan Harmon provides a talk in an attempt to encourage the crowd. He started speaking at schools and public conferences in 2017. “I hope people that hear it find the courage to step into their story and realize that it’s okay to not be okay but it’s not okay to stay that way,” Mr. Harmon said.

Speaker encourages students to be self-resilient

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
May 22, 2023

[Video] Four speech and debate students qualify for NCFL Nationals

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
April 28, 2023

[Video] District Central Office moves to new location

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
April 4, 2023
INVOLVEMENT. Students & parents walked around Gym No. 3 and received information about the various clubs, activities and co-curricular classes represented. This was the school’s 3rd annual Freshman Night since 2019. “I feel like we tried to encourage kids that you don’t have to be a really strong writer, anyone is welcome to our club.” said Writing Club Adviser Dr. Anne Farmer.

Activities showcased at preview night

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
January 26, 2023

[Video] Exchange students enjoy year in the States

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
January 13, 2023
‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ reminds viewer of beautifully tragic lesson

‘All Quiet on the Western Front’ reminds viewer of beautifully tragic lesson

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
December 15, 2022
RECOVER. After donating blood, donors eat sugary foods to help glucose and blood sugar levels as well as to stay well hydrated. NHS and the Community Blood Center collected 51 units of blood. “Donating blood can help people in need,” Junior Dakota Miller said.

Students donate blood to community

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
December 1, 2022

[Video] Construction continues on main campus

Story by Dylan Daugherty, News Editor
October 10, 2022
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