DECA held its fourth annual Networking Night to give students an opportunity to meet with local professionals on Wednesday, Nov. 13 in the library.
Seventeen professionals from a variety of fields,...
On Nov. 1, journalists from multiple European nations and students engaged in a discussion on misinformation in the media with a focus on social media and politicians.
This is the third time...
The district will be launching the Say Something Anonymous Reporting System through the non-profit group Sandy Hook Promise before Thursday, Nov. 7 as a way to provide students with an app to anonymously...
German Exchange Student Katharina Kutzim [left]
French Exchange Student Benedicte Domingos
French Exchange Student Charlotte Da Ponte
French Exchange Student Lynn Rivier
Junior Marley Parks, who loves to travel, spent the second semester of her sophomore year at an experiential school in Idaho, which included a two month trip to Chile to continue the hands-on learning...
This year, Student Council, along with the Community Access Program (CAP), is hosting one of their annual food drives early since the Northborough Food Pantry is almost empty.
CAP regularly visits the...
Junior Chloe Truong took time off from school last year to experience many new aspects of the world involving similarities between countries while traveling the last school year.
Truong traveled to...
Claire Bai, Assistant News Editor
• October 23, 2019
Teachers started the Algonquin Breakfast Club this year to give food to kids without the means for a nourishing breakfast. The idea for the club originated with teachers Aimee Selby and Gina Johnston,...
Karthik Yalala, Assistant Sports Editor
• October 17, 2019
The new Spikeball club provides a laid back time for students staying after school for sports or other activities. Seniors Riley Greenwald, Ben Macaulay and Ben Zschokke started the club this school year.
Spikeball...
With the goal of encouraging students to informatively speak about important political topics, social studies teachers Brian Kellett and John Barry founded the Algonquin Politics Podcast in May 2019.
Last...
Nationally ranked chess player freshman Amy Lei competed in the World Youth Chess Championship in Mumbai, India, from Oct. 1-13.
After coming in second at the Massachusetts girls’ invitational and...
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![Junior Marley [right] parks pictured with a friend from the Alzar school in Chile. Parks spent her second semester of her sophomore year at the Alzar school in both Idaho and Chile where she got a more hands-on learning experience than what is seen at Algonquin.](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/IMG_6813-e1573504664648-900x605.jpeg)
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