Danielle Sorcher & Elizabeth Kilbride
Special Reports Director & Opinions Editor
Here at good old NCHS, classrooms are full of shenanigans. But the question posed to students and faculty alike was: how much do kids really get away with? From multitasking in class (yes, that means finishing that lab in period three English) to bad days and cell phone usage, here’s what students are up to and teachers are noticing…
Emilie Kushner
Reporter
The warm-hued leaves of fall dot the trees that stately line the long narrow streets of New Canaan. The downtown, with stores like Garelick and Herbs, Togs, and Zumbachs, add to the New England ambiance of serenity, and local originality is apparent in the brisk autumn wind.
Juan Pablo Rivera Garza
Reporter
On Friday, Sept. 23, students met in their homeroom classes and were asked a series of questions regarding how they see themselves and the school in the future. These questions are part of a self-study the school has to go through for the process of reaccreditation.
Emily Wood
Reporter
When Hurricane Irene stormed through New Canaan on Aug. 27 and left most of the town without power, it forced the Board of Education to postpone the first day of the school year until after Labor Day. The Board then sought to find ways to modify the school calendar. The board met three times before finally approving a modification suggested by the NCPS
Monica Nair
Reporter
On Oct. 25, seniors were honored for their academic accomplishments made on the 2010 PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT) with a ceremony that took place in the Multi-Purpose room.
