The first annual Prom Fashion Extravaganza was held on November 29, with the goal of reducing the financial stress around prom by giving students a closer look at their purchasing options.
The extravaganza...
Holocaust survivors Jack Trompetter and Marika Barnett shared their recollections of living in Europe as Jews during WWII with Holocaust and Human Behavior classes on Tuesday November 27 during an in-school...
Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) Link is an organization joining local high schools’ GSAs with each other in person outside of their typical meetings. During meetings, members from surrounding schools...
Eighteen international journalists observed and interacted with U.S. History I and Computer Essentials students as they participated in activities while learning about the First Amendment on October 26....
“Veterans come from all walks of life, all classes, all races from all across the country,” senior and Operation Tomahawk president Allan Bramhill said. “These men and women have been deployed across...
Students will take MCAS on computers as part of a statewide initiative starting in 2019 for sophomores and 2020 for freshmen, allowing new question types and other features to be incorporated into the...
The school garden, with its entrance tucked away in the D100 hallway, has much to offer students and faculty, including a unique, versatile learning environment and hands-on nutritional education, but...
The Integrated Math program is no longer being taught with blended concept learning and is categorized as College Prep (CP) courses, and the courses formerly categorized as CP are now labeled as Advanced...
The Bring Your Own Device [BYOD] program is tentatively scheduled to begin at the end of term one after being pushed back from its intended start time at the beginning of 2018-2019 school year.
According...
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![[From left to right] Hudson junior Casey Carlino, Westborough senior Tyler Kaufman and Algonquin senior Eli Cohen-Gordon start an activity in which they discuss philosophical questions.](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/GSA_Link1-1-900x675.jpg)
![Buddy pairs pick activities to do together every month. They can do whatever they think will be fun with no restrictions from the school or the club.
“I’ve never been a peer buddy; Juliana [Eigen] is my first,” senior Cecelia Arcona [left] said. “I’m most excited to spend time with Juliana and choosing what we get to do each month.”
The planned club events are also exciting things to look forward to.
“I’m excited for all the events that we have,” junior Juliana Eigen [right] said.](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/IMG_1585-900x675.jpeg)
![The garden provides a variety of benefits to the student body, among them a better understanding of nutrition. When [students] actually work in the garden, they come back and they have more appreciation for their food, applied arts and technology teacher Zbigniewa Giegucz said.](https://arhsharbinger.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/GardenForOnline-900x600.jpg)
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