

The Hyphen is the #1 source for student news at Jeffersonville High School in Jeffersonville, Indiana. As student journalists, we are committed to the truth, and strive to provide a voice for students, tell stories that matter, and inform the community through accurate, balanced, and trustworthy news content.
by Aubrey Cummings 2026 Lilly Endowment Scholarship winner, senior Lizty Rubio, is a significant part of JHS and her community beyond Jeff. She is an active member of the swim team, the Anchor Club, the National Honor Society, and represents the school as a student ambassador. “Litzy is a compassionate, strong, and dependable person. Because…
by Liddia Waterbury Snow days are supposed to keep students safe, but late cancellations could do the opposite. When schools wait until the last minute to cancel classes, students are forced to wake up early and prepare to travel on icy, dangerous roads. This delay can create unnecessary stress and put safety at risk, especially…
by Kaylee Borelli ICE, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, enforces immigration laws and conducts investigations into undocumented immigration and arrests and deports undocumented immigrants. Their mission is to protect America through criminal investigations and enforcing immigration laws to preserve national security and public safety, but recently, this doesn’t seem like the case. In January,…
by Izzy Wemes and Austin Bainbridge A.J. Moye, a well-known and loved IU basketball player remembered for his block of Duke’s Carlos Boozer in the 2002 NCAA… Read more “A.J. Moye joins JHS as new athletic director”
This special issue tells the story of the championship season through the photographs of Hyphen photographers Madison Pritchard and Magdalene Conrad, and through the reporting of Hyphen… Read more “Hyphen Special State Championship Issue”
All photos by Madison Pritchard. Click on the photographs in the gallery below. More photographs and coverage of Saturday’s state title win will be posted throughout the… Read more “Jeff High defeats Fishers to win Class 4A state championship 67-66 in overtime on Saturday”
