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Caroline Vincent, News Editor@cvincentcourant On December 1, Principal Egan announced that midterms in January will now count for a maximum of 10% of the semester
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Caroline Vincent, News Editor@cvincentcourant On December 1, Principal Egan announced that midterms in January will now count for a maximum of 10% of the semester
Mariana Illarramendi, Reporter @MarianaIllarra2 This year, test-taking protocol looks different due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While in the hybrid model, assessments were administered online. For
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Hannah Tiller, Editor in Chief@hannahtcourant In times when students are constantly checked for if they feel sick, mental health is often put on the back-burner.
Courant Reporter Ian Nicholas interviewed a pair of NCHS State-Championship winning head coaches to talk about the current status of the CIAC Winter sports season.