A transformative trip to Ghana this summer exposed senior Arielle Chin to many problems people face around the world, and led her to start the non-profit organization Worth a Life Ghana to aid those in...
Juniors Justin Rotaru and Preston Cote published their book, “The Essential Investor,” and have invested their own time in studying finance and spreading their knowledge to people of all ages.
Published...
New Special Education liaison Amanda Brotherton brings a fresh perspective and positive attitude to her role supporting students at Algonquin.
Brotherton graduated from The College of William and...
Tutor Gregory Van Winkle recently began his new position and is looking forward to joining the Algonquin community and connecting with new students.
Prior to his time at Algonquin, Van Winkle earned...
How would you sum up term one in a word or phrase?
"I would say eager anticipation."
What do you think went well during Term 1?
"I've done a lot of work with my team on improving the way we can...
Coming into a new environment as a teacher can be overwhelming, but for new Health and Fitness teacher Chris Kirwan, the Algonquin students have made this process seamless.
Kirwan, who comes to his...
Shaded by a woodland canopy, intent on ushering salamanders to safety or cataloging mushrooms, junior Alex Karasoulos is in her natural element.
Although she’s still in high school, Karasoulos has...
Since the late 1960s, in a practice known as affirmative action, many colleges used an applicant’s race as a factor in their admissions decisions in an effort to increase diversity and combat historical...
Senior Lizzie Connolly is taking leaps and bounds as the new Student Council President and plans for growth in school events, spirit and new policies.
The Student Council is like the central government...
U.S. Military Veterans spoke at an assembly organized by Operation Enduring Freedom, providing unique perspectives on military service during last period on Nov. 13.
Hundreds of students listened...
New tutor Justin Krumdick wishes to be able to support, fast track and push students to their goals as a part of the ARHS community.
Krumdick grew up in Athol, MA, and attended Fitchburg State College...
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