Surrounded by friends and family, postgraduate Brooke Harrison graduated from the Community Access Program (CAP) on May 28, leaving behind an impact with her positive attitude and quick wit. Through...

Math department chair Elizabeth Dore will retire at the end of the school year after over 17 years of fostering growth among her students and colleagues at Algonquin.  Dore began working at Algonquin...

After spending 16 years teaching at Algonquin, computer science teacher Daniel Forhan will retire this June, leaving a legacy of passion for programming and helping students. Forhan has taught every...

Instead of sitting at desks in a classroom all day, eleven students participated in the new Career Internship Program, exploring fields such as education, barbering and the police force. These students...

Senior Emma Burns is expressing her passion for art and respect for Latin American culture through a mural as part of her “Latin American Art Visibility and Politics” independent study. Burns worked...

Nineteen Algonquin students traveled to the Orlando Convention Center to compete against students around the world in the Distributive Education Clubs of America’s (DECA) International Career Development...

Freshman Katrina Heisler’s heartfelt love for writing earned her an honorable mention award for her story “When No One’s Looking” in the Tiny Memoir Contest, a competition hosted by the New York...

As a regional president of B'nai B'rith Youth Organization (BBYO), senior Emily Harmon connects with teen Jewish community members across the world. Harmon wasn’t connected to the Jewish organization...

The Muslim Student Association (MSA) is a club led by juniors Musa Guler and Zareef Tamjid who aim to create a welcoming and safe environment for Muslims at Algonquin.  Before forming the club, both...

Senior Colby Chase and junior Tucker Fruhan have collectively accumulated over 100,000 social media followers through their car-spotting Instagram accounts, which share their fascination for cars.  A...