Since the start of hybrid learning, the effectiveness of Zoom meetings for teaching and learning has been put to the test and proven successful, though some students don't believe online classes are effective.  According...

Students and faculty were asked about their reactions to the shutdown of the Capitol on Wednesday, Jan. 6. Social Distancing procedures were practiced during all interviews and masks were worn inside...

Because of the school district's participation in a national grant, there is such a thing as a free lunch at Algonquin this year; however, many students are not taking advantage of the free meals they...

COVID has challenged businesses to survive during a global pandemic that has threatened sales, revenue and their very livelihood, but in many ways local business owners have found these challenges have...

Have you ever been stuck on an idea during the writing process? Or maybe you are struggling with finding your voice in your writing? Have you attended the Algonquin Writing Center (AWC) for assistance...

For educators, returning to their high schools to teach can be an opportunity to give back to the community that raised them. Educational Support Professional (ESP) Jonathan Cahill, a member of the Algonquin...

When the pandemic first hit, many students found it hard to adapt to online learning and succeed in schoolwork during this difficult time. Noticing these struggles, freshman Charles Tang and sophomore...

After many career changes, Special Education teacher, Marilou Cambus, finally found her calling in the Special Education department.  For about three years, Cambus was an instructional aide at Algonquin...

On Jan. 5, 2021, the state of Georgia will hold a special Senate election, a double runoff that will influence American politics for at least the next six years. This election will decide the U.S. Senate...

Editors' note: On Dec. 22, the MA Department of Public Health extended the flu vaccine deadline to Feb. 28, 2021, unless medical or religious exemption is provided. (12/24/20) The majority of ARHS students...

After 15 and a half years at Algonquin, Technology Systems Administrator Sue Whalen decided to leave her job for retirement.  Whalen managed the technology at Algonquin, working with the systems, organizations...

Former football star Dallas Mall has returned to  the halls of Algonquin, but this time as an Educational Support Professional (ESP) in the Special Education department,  Mall works closely with students,...