Social media feeds students’ political awareness
Carter Ellis, Reporter@carterecourant To many adults, social media can seem like a time wasting outlet where high schoolers vaunt their exotic vacations, fun nights with friends,
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
Carter Ellis, Reporter@carterecourant To many adults, social media can seem like a time wasting outlet where high schoolers vaunt their exotic vacations, fun nights with friends,
Olivia West, Editor-in-Chief@oliviawcourant Walking down the halls of the high school this fall is different than any year before. Instead of students hanging out around
Aleena Nasruddin, Editor-in-Chief@aleenacourant 74 clubs at the high school have to adjust their plans for the year to abide by both the Center for Disease
Caroline Vincent, News Editor@cvincentcourant Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s Aug. 11th announcement that Senator Kamala Harris will be his running mate in the 2020 election
Abigail Cushman, Centerfold/Special Projects Editor@abigailccourant 2020 has been a year of spontaneity, surprises and uprises. COVID-19, protests, policing, human rights, the climate, and more will