Electives: interest or academic rigor?
Amy Meng, Arts & Tech Editor@amengcourant Allow me to introduce you to Riley, a made-up realistic representation of a typical student at the high school.
Should AP & Honors classes have a homework limit?
Jane Carroll, Associate Managing EditorGraphic by Will Frieders Three more assignments due, one math quiz in the morning, and all of a sudden the clock
The silence around domestic violence: why awareness must extend beyond the proclamation
Pruthvi Nukala, Reporter On a chilly Monday morning, nearly 70 students gathered in front of the main entrance to hear First Selectman Dionna Carlson and
Know your community resources: the Youth Philanthropist Program helps to raise awareness
Leah Granskog, Editor-in-ChiefFeatured Image by New Canaan Community Foundation A family struggles to put food on the table. A friend loses their home in a
Elizabeth Holmes, Billy Evans and the collapse of truth
Milo Zinser, Photos EditorHeader image © A24 If you had thirty days before beginning a decade-long prison sentence, how would you spend them? Would you
Solutions to Food Waste: Food Rescue US
Jane Carroll, Associate Managing EditorGraphic by Jane Carroll Every day, perfectly good food can end up in the trash while people in the community struggle