What are the best classes for me: class registration closing soon
Charlotte Skidmore, Reporter Walking into your counselors office for the first time in 9th grade is something quite nerve wracking. Before you can get comfortable,
In an era of polarization, students navigate political expression
Emily Telesco, Editor-in-ChiefGraphic by Veronica Gass We like to think of classrooms and hallways as spaces for open discussion – places where ideas are born,
NCHS artists recognized by the Connecticut Regional Scholastic Art Awards Program
This past year, fifteen NCHS students brought home multiple Gold Keys, Silver Keys, and special awards from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, one of
Dyslexia uncovers nuance within “different learners”
Olivia Carofano, Editor-in-Chief For some of us, words blur together on a page, letters seem to shift, lines somehow disappear, and what should be a
Ryan Gosling and a sentient rock star in Project Hail Mary
Milo Zinser-Trudel, ReporterFeatured Image: Amazon MGM Studios It’s hard to imagine a less likely movie star than a sentient five-legged rock. It’s even harder when