The Treaty

2023-2024 Staff

Paytynn Ross
Editor

Paytynn Ross

Paytynn ross is a junior at Kempsville High School and a first-year writer in the KHS Treaty as well as a member of the film club. She hopes to foster an all-inclusive environment for all students of Kempsville where all voices...

Editor

Finn Sproule

Finn Sproule, a first year writer with the KHS Treaty hopes to bring light to current events. He enjoys writing, learning and teaching others. You can always find Finn with friends, eating or sleeping.

Editor

Jack Martinez

Jack Martinez is a Junior at Kempsville High School, he is a first year writer for the Kempsville Newspaper, his goal is to create news to enlighten students and staff on current or future events around the school.  He enjo...

Dahra Rexroad
Editor

Dahra Rexroad

Sophomore Dahra Rexroad is writing for her first year with the KHS Treaty. She is a new student to Kempsville High School and fills her time outside of school playing guitar, drums, writing music, and playing lacrosse. Her hope ...

Senior Editor

Sophia Ngo

Sophia Ngo is a senior at Kempsville high school, like the rest of the writers is also a first year writer on the KHS Treaty. Her goal is to publish fruitful information that will encourage students within the community. She is...

Emilee Senseman
Editor

Emilee Senseman

Emilee Senseman is a Junior at Kempsville High School who is looking forward to writing in the newspaper. She has played Varsity soccer at Kempsville for 2 years now. She spends her free time at the beach, hanging out with her...

Senior Editor

Erin Guy

Erin Guy is a senior at Kempsville High School, and this is her first year working with the Kempsville High School newspaper team. She became a part of the newspaper team because of Mr. Fluck’s journalism class. She is a dual...

Senior Editor

Sara Garcia

First year writer with the KHS Treaty, Sara Garcia, is a senior who is looking forward to bringing attention to KHS current events. Through her involvement in the KHS Treaty, she hopes to encourage students to be more involved wi...