To test or not to test: fitness testing within sports
Charlotte Beecher, Sports Editor@Charlottebcour1 The high number of student-athletes at the high school means there is a wide range of abilities in participants. In an
From ‘Off and Away’ to Yondr: NCHS takes next step in implementing phone-free campus
Girls’ swim and dive keep hopes high for state crown
An updated off-campus policy: what students need to know
Students pursue a variety of personal interests through extracurriculars
New counselors Mr. Ferrell and Ms. Lato bring more support at NCHS
Global conflicts draw on scarce interceptor missile systems
How the annual club fair continues to connect students
Sexual assault on campus: boys should know better
Beyond the bell: the people who keep NCHS running before and after school
NCHS holds first-ever Media Day
Charlotte Beecher, Sports Editor@Charlottebcour1 The high number of student-athletes at the high school means there is a wide range of abilities in participants. In an
Reporter, Jack Jensen@jjensencourant In February, the CIAC made the decision to move boys golf from the spring to the fall. In golf, success depends on
Maeson Wagner, Executive Editor@mwagnercourant Where Tulane freshmen used to celebrate New Orleans festivals with streamers and balloons, one now sees flooded dorm buildings, tarps, and
Audrey Carr, Arts and Tech Editor@audreyccourant This summer, NCHS began the process of updating the entire roof and the patio outside of the cafeteria. The
Abbie Dymond, Sports Editor@abbiedcourant With a late start to the season, mandated mask wearing, and no spectators in the stands, student athletes had a far