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Students walk ‘Out of the Darkness’ for suicide prevention

Tahlia Scherer, Editor-in-Chief@tscherercourant On October 26, residents from across Fairfield County gathered at Sherwood Island…
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2024 Courant mock election results

Ryan Boulanger, Editor-in-Chief@Ryanbcourant The Courant’s Mock Election, open to the entire NCHS student body, concluded…
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New staff look forward to connecting with students

Amy Meng, Editor-in-Chief@amengcourant Nine new staff have joined the high school for the 2024-2025 school…

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Students dive into the new zoology course offered at the high school

Olivia Carofano, Features Editor@OCarofano32144 This year, the high school added a new zoology course to…
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Summer travels to Europe offer meaningful experiences

Emily Telesco, Features Editor@etelescocourant Junior Evie Morales gazes down onto the bustling streets of Barcelona…
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Summer Plans 2024

Emma Amaya, Reporter @eamayacourant Imagine this: you just finished your final exam of the year…

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Field Hockey Season Recap

Hunter Oliva, Sports Reporter@holivacourantFeatured image contributed by Perranos The Field Hockey team began the CIAC…
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Club sports provide additional opportunities for student-athletes

Lucy Paine, Sports Editor@lpainecourantGraphic by Alessandra Gass With more than two thirds of high school…
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New Canaan Football’s changed offensive philosophy paying dividends

Donovan West, Editor-in-Chief@Dwest_courantFeature image by Matt Sisser New Canaan Football has built its reputation on…

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NCHS’s choirs showcased their musical talents at the Meet the Choirs Fall Vocal Festival

Valentina Baldini, Arts and Tech Editor@vbaldinicourantFeatured image by Ryan Boulanger On November 7 at 7:00…
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Student actors get ready to perform Jack the Ripper on November 1-2

Valentina Baldini, Arts and Tech Editor@vbaldinicourant On November 1 at 7pm and 2 at 2pm…
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The rise of technology: new iPhone 16, growth in Apple intelligence/AI and advancements in digital art

Valentina Baldini, Arts and Tech Editor@vbaldinicourant On September 20, Apple released the iPhone 16, a…

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If NCHS wants to prepare students for college, teach sexual assault curriculum

Alessandra Gass, Editor-in-Chief @agasscourant As with any issue in society, the absence of conversation does…
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Opinion: it’s time to take a look at alternative voting systems

Ryan Boulanger, News Editor@Ryanbcourant Let’s face it: The 118th Congress has been the least productive…
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Music: the gateway to self-expression, connection

Avery Cotton@averyccourant Having played the piano for somewhere in the ballpark of a decade, I…
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The Side Effects of Social Media

Audrey Piehl
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“Do you have a Twitter?”

I have been asked that questions approximately 1,213, 545 times. The pool of those who have inquired include fellow students, close friends, strangers, teachers, and my own parents. My answer, a simple “no,” often produces a fierce barrage of insistence:

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