The recently formed Bible club, led by seniors Joshua Vandewater, Patrick Beshay and Erion Zaimi, works to help people find themselves and become more immersed in their faith through the Bible. Vandewater,...

New English Language Development (ELD) teacher Sandy Bunsick brings personal and professional language experience as she transitions from elementary to high school. However, she is looking forward to meeting...

Racist graffiti was found written on a student’s desk last Friday Nov. 8, launching an investigation into the hate crime. Reported by a student to teachers and administration, the graffiti contained...

While it’s common to have one or two pets at home, junior Ibs Rowe has over 200. A 1,500-square-foot barn on his property houses hundreds of reptiles and holds memorable experiences along with a...

The 2024 presidential election is shaping up to be one of the most divisive and high-stakes races in recent history. As America gears up to cast its votes, students at Algonquin, though many ineligible...

While often discussed less than the big-ticket elections for president, the Massachusetts ballot measures have the capability to make large impacts on state policies. Despite their importance, it is...

Students are encouraged to come together to listen to music, hang out and dance at the semi-formal homecoming on Saturday, Oct. 26.  From 7-10 p.m. in the A gym, Algonquin’s homecoming tradition...

The Algonquin Writing Center (AWC) provided students with an opportunity to generate and share college essay ideas during the College Essay Brainstorm Night hosted on Oct. 1. The event, designed for...

Postgraduate Daniel Mondarres received his diploma from the Community Access Program (CAP) on Oct. 11 with loved ones gathered to show support. Mondarres has been a part of the Algonquin community since...