New Applied Arts and Technology teacher Ralph Arabian brings a wealth of experience to his position along with many aspirations for his students
Arabian has 21 years of teaching experience and ...
Friends and family celebrated postgraduate Kaleigh Barker’s graduation from the Community Access Program (CAP) and her 22nd birthday on Monday, Nov. 15 in the cafeteria.
Barker will be very missed...
Katherine Wu, Assistant A&E Editor
• November 20, 2021
The freshman class president runoff election concluded on Oct. 6, and freshman Leyton Jackson was declared the class of 2025’s president.
“I decided to run because I always knew that I like to...
Senior Class President Lindsey Stone is working along with the Steering Committee to plan fun events for the senior class and improve Algonquin overall.
The Steering Committee is a group of students...
Junior Class President Cyan Zhang leads the Steering Committee, hoping to make school fun for all students and to bring Algonquin back to its pre-pandemic state.
For his first year as class president,...
Ambitious Sophomore Class President Renee Gauthier is looking forward to completing upcoming projects and being an advocate for her class this year.
Gauthier ran for president freshman year, attempting...
The new Student Council President, junior Ben Schanzer, looks forward to making the Student Council the voice of the student body and continuing to impact school policy.
The Student Council is a group...
It’s safe to say the majority of people never give a fire drill or a smoke detector a second thought. However, for freshman Timothy Zhang, it’s the opposite: Zhang has a passion for and deep knowledge...
The Printing for Prosthetics club lends a hand to anyone who may be missing one by creating and donating artificial limbs.
Last year, seniors Hayley Norton and Caroline Kelly started the Printing for...
Following a student tip, a large collection of graffiti was discovered by administrators under an art display case in the H200 hallway last week.
Among the graffiti, some of which can be dated back...
Senior Chris Gil, who has been training for the Marines since June, is graduating early in January to join what many consider to be the most challenging branch of the military.
Gil is in the Delayed...
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