Holly Santero, News Editor
@SanteroCourant
Saying goodbye to the class of 2015 for the Courant means building a whole new staff for next year, along with filling over ten crucial positions. Those positions will be filled with eager new staff members who are excited to share their hopes for next year.
“My goal is to continue the Courant tradition and to uphold the integrity of our publication. I am so passionate about the work we do and I hope that in my new position as EIC, I can create an environment that fosters passion for the work that we do each and every day.” Emilia Savini, 16.
“This publication has and will continue to create dynamic stories and to promote progressive thinking, always with an attention to our roots and always giving the reader a chance to be curious.” Kaitlyn Sandvik, 16
“I want to push boundaries and test new waters in an increasingly multi-media class and world; however, as much as I’d love to trailblaze I have to keep in mind what the Courant predecessors have constructed before me. The ultimate goal is to use the fantastic name the Courant has maintained and guide her through another year where the tendencies, interests and issues of the student body shifts.” Jennifer Levine, 17
“I feel that over the last year, the website has become more of a focus, and has received many beneficial updates that have allowed the Courant to reach a wider audience.” Trey Oehmler, 16
“I hope to make substantial improvements to the Courant website next year as Web Producer.” John Bemis, 17
“My goal for the 2015-2016 school year is to create intriguing, awe-inspiring centerfold articles and graphics that hold the mind captive, ultimately leaving the reader craving more.” David Strupp, 16
“My priority for next year is to keep the Courant running as smoothly as possible while continuing to uphold the quality and value of our work. I hope that by working closely with other editors we can have a productive year that will cover everything happening at NCHS.” Gretchen McCarthy, 16
“I’m looking forward to adding my own flare to the Opinions section and making it something my peers will want to read.” Kate McMahon, 16
“My goal for this upcoming school year is to design and create interesting and visually appealing graphics that correspond with the articles and make the reader want to read the articles.” Isabella Marciano, 17
“For 2015-2016, I want to bring strong and aesthetically pleasing media to the entire paper, while guiding my peers to excel to their fullest capabilities. I expect great things from everyone and am excited for next year.” Maura Kelley, Senior Designer
“My goal for next year is to create well made and interesting videos that enhance the Courant as a whole.” Carolyn Kemp, 15
“I hope to improve the Courant’s video stories even more next year as Video Coordinator along with enhancing and improving my own video editing skills.” Charlie Adl, 15
“Next year I hope to successfully construct a News Section that is dedicated to capturing and reporting all the relevant news stories that every NCHS student and staff member wants to read.” Holly Santero, 17
“Our goal for next year is to bring more attention to the arts section and get as much information about art-related things happening in school as possible. Expect lots of interesting topics to be covered with a wide variety of media including photos and video.” Emma Nolan, 17
“Our priority for next year is to keep NCHS updated on the latest Rams victories, but also dig a little deeper into what sports really are and what makes them so special.” Molly Keshin, 17
“We want to have a way to recognize the outstanding athletes at NCHS and work on our own understanding of sports at our school at the same time.” Sam Stoner, 17
“My goal is to inform the school about recent news in the sports world, while also giving readers entertainment.” Patrick Diamond, 17
“Throughout the 2015-2016 school year, we hope to learn editing skills, while also improve our writing even throughout the year. We’re excited to improve the Features section and manage the best stories possible” Drew Davis, 17
