Showcase – THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER

Most teachers believe that while certain topics are better taught in person, Zoom meetings are important in simulating a classroom-style environment.

Zoom creates connections during remote learning

Jeffrey Dratch, Staff Writer
January 15, 2021

The storming of the Capitol: Algonquin's reactions

The storming of the Capitol: Algonquin’s reactions

January 14, 2021

All students qualify for free meals provided by the cafeteria through a national grant. Student participation is necessary for the success of this grant as the more meals the cafeteria can distribute, the higher the opportunity to gain profit.

National grant provides free lunches but cafeteria needs more appetites

Megan Harrington, Staff Writer
January 11, 2021

Though the pandemic has made it difficult for coffee shops to thrive, some, such as Lalajava, have grown stronger as companies through community support.

Northborough coffee shops challenged yet united by COVID

Yahya Ibrahimi, Staff Writer
January 10, 2021

2015 graduate Jonathan Cahill returns to Algonquin, helping students in the classroom and on the field as an Educational Support Professional and football and baseball coach.

Alumnus Cahill reconnects with teachers, coaches as Educational Support Professional

Yahya Ibrahimi, Staff Writer
January 9, 2021

After around three years as an instructional aide, Marilou Cambus is now a Special Education teacher who loves teaching and forming close relationships with students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Cambus finds calling as Special Education teacher

Zoe Manousos, Staff Writer
January 8, 2021

2020 Top Ten Trends by Ava Aymie

2020 top ten trends

Jessie Lambert, Macey Poitras-Cote, and Ava Aymie
January 5, 2021

The two senate runoffs in Georgia will determine the course of American politics for years to come. Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler is running for reelection against Democrat Raphael Warnock. Republican Sen. David Perdue is running for reelection against Democrat Jon Ossoff.

Why the Georgia Senate race matters

Abby Keene, Staff Writer
January 4, 2021

Looking back: 2020 in quotes

Looking back: 2020 in quotes

December 23, 2020

Covid tests were conducted on Dec. 21 and Dec. 22 with more to follow Jan. 4 and Jan. 5. In addition to the optional Covid testing, the school is requiring student flu shots as a safety precaution.

School officials emphasize the importance of required flu vaccine

Kaitlin Bardsley, Staff Writer
December 23, 2020

Technology Systems Administrator Sue Whalen will retire after 15 and a half years at Algonquin helping with technology and network issues.

Whalen retires after years of ARHS technology help

Tisya Singh and Srishti Kaushik
December 23, 2020

After pursuing his own dream of playing college football, Educational Support Professional Dallas Mall returns to Algonquin to spend time with kids and encourage them pursue their dreams.

Former football star returns as Educational Support Professional

Nathaniel Baez, Staff Writer
December 22, 2020

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