On April 15, a vaccination site opened in Westborough to serve residents of Ashland, Bolyston, Holliston, Hopkinton, Northborough, Southborough and Westborough.
According to Dr. Kristin Black, the Northborough...
A group of friends, all of Asian descent, collectively founded Asia Club in November 2020 to celebrate the diversity and beauty of Asian cultures.
Juniors Claire Bai, Aimee Yu, Tisya Singh, Brianna...
The Regional School Committee (RSC) voted to officially retire the Tomahawk as Algonquin’s mascot in a meeting via Zoom on Wednesday, April 28.
Superintendent Gregory Martineau, Principal Sean Bevan...
After over a year of remote and hybrid learning, Algonquin will be returning to full in-person learning on Monday, April 26.
In an email sent from Superintendent Greg Martineau to parents and guardians...
The Study Group for Mascot Review presented their recommendation to retire the Tomahawk mascot to the school committee on Thursday, April 15.
The school committee will vote on the final decision regarding...
Led by Armando Bairos’s positive, can-do attitude, Algonquin’s custodial team works tirelessly for a safe and clean school in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bairos, who oversees the outside...
This past summer, senior Anna Riordan participated in a virtual veterinary medicine program that gave her an encouraging learning experience and allowed her to meet new people.
Riordan took part in...
District Wellness Coordinator Mary Ellen Duggan is working to keep our community safe from COVID-19 one step at a time.
With the help of many others, Duggan has had a tireless year of keeping students...
As part of the continuing mascot discussion, Principal Sean Bevan directed 17 teachers in holding focus groups with their students during remote classes on Monday, March 8 to gain an understanding of the...
"In towns like Southborough, insidious racism is like oxygen in the air. It may stand out in extreme cases — but we grew up breathing it.”
This quote was part of a widely-shared article titled...
Ben Schanzer, Assistant News Editor
• March 29, 2021
In order to allow students to safely return to school this year, Algonquin was required to pick up almost $500,000 in new expenses, though much of that has been offset by grants.
According to a presentation...
During the week of March 8, the H300 hallway was decorated in celebration of Pi Day. Many teachers celebrated through different class activities and decorations.
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