After being informed of three additional COVID-19 cases in the Algonquin community, Superintendent of Schools Greg Martineau sent an email to parents on Tuesday, Oct. 20 afternoon regarding safety and...

After receiving news of multiple suspected COVID-19 cases in the Algonquin community, administrators and the local Board of Health decided to cancel all athletics practices and postpone games on Monday,...

Over the summer, junior Victoria Andreev completed a six-week internship over Zoom for Young Women Boston, an organization that fights for women’s rights and racial equality. Like many teens, Andreev...

During quarantine, seniors Sarah Saeed and Kathryn Zaia decided to make a difference in the community by organizing a Black Lives Matter protest in Northborough on June 6. “I felt like at that...

After beginning the school year on September 16 with remote learning, most students started hybrid learning and returned to the school building for the first time since March on October 6 and 7. Harbinger...

The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Sept. 18 has left yet another vacancy in the Supreme Court. Ginsburg, a pioneer for women’s rights, was an outspoken justice who persistently...

The Harbinger editors spoke via Facetime with students about their first remote day back to school on Sept. 16, 2020. Those interviewed are pictured via screenshots and selfies.  1) How did your first...

Freshman orientation is a long-standing Algonquin tradition. However,  because of COVID-19, this year’s orientation looked very different from the past.  Rather than hosting it inside, the majority...

During the August 12 combined school committee meeting, a differentiated approach was approved by all three school committees as the reopening strategy for the 2020-21 school year. The meeting was held...