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...

New long term guidance counselor substitute Cindy Nelson has settled into Algonquin and is excited to embrace and welcome all students into her safe space. After working as a guidance counselor in Ohio...

People have celebrated Veterans Day every year since Nov. 11, 1954, and every year schools around the world have no school. To the dismay of many, Algonquin isn’t one of them.  Veterans Day, also...

The Northborough community has come together since this summer to support newly arrived refugee families from South America and the Caribbean through donations and volunteering efforts.  Twenty-nine...

New Wood Tech and Engineering teacher Dr. Bruno Nosiglia has a wealth of experience and a passion for innovation with the drive to inspire the next generation of engineers. Nosiglia majored in electrical...

  What is something you dislike about America or have not enjoyed about your visit? “I haven't had any bad experiences so far.”

Faculty, students and family gathered to celebrate postgraduate Megan Chute as she celebrated her graduation from the Community Access Program (CAP) on Oct. 20. Chute has been a part of the school...

Despite Gonkplex construction delays and outdoor fall sports having to play most of their home games away this season, students are excited to utilize each phase of the new complex.  Since the start...

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has taken the initiative to update the Health and Physical Education Framework in the curriculum for the first time since 1999; Health...