Showcase – THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER

August 28Cohort assignments have been emailed to parents
August 14Schools will follow a hybrid reopening model starting October 6.
August 9The first day of school for students is September 16.

After the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the question of who should fill her vacancy remains.

Ginsburg’s death sparks political battle

September 19, 2020

Senior and peer leader Raiya Sehgal awaits the 80 freshmen signed up for the morning session of the orientation.

SLIDESHOW: Peer mentors welcome incoming freshmen at orientation

September 9, 2020

Graduates of the class of 2020 came to Algonquin on July 30 to commemorate their high school experience. Although the graduates and guests were required to wear masks and stay six feet apart, this long awaited graduation was able to most closely resemble a normal ceremony.

Class of 2020 graduates with close to normal, long awaited outdoor ceremony

July 30, 2020

After 14 years of advising many school clubs, teaching all choral ensembles, and forming lasting relationships with students, choral teacher Kathrine Waters will be retiring.

Waters retires leaving powerful impact on students and colleagues

July 25, 2020

Dr. Sara Pragluski Walsh [third from left] showcasing her Halloween spirit alongside her co-administrators. Walsh has left after three years of such spirit and commitment as Algonquin principal.

Walsh leaves Algonquin after dedication to student welfare

July 9, 2020

Attendance administrative assistant Carol Pettine will retire after 15 years of dedication towards the Algonquin community.

Pettine retires after selfless dedication to school, unified track

June 29, 2020

School nurse Justine Fishman will retire after 19 years of dedicated work and supporting students at Algonquin.

Fishman retires as school nurse, looks forward to home care and travel

June 18, 2020

School nurse Sheree Caron will retire after forming one-on-one relationships with students and expanding her nursing experience at Algonquin.

Caron to retire after immense support, dedication to Algonquin community

June 15, 2020

Science teacher Susan Vaughan poses with her dogs, Maggie, a red and white Brittany, and Rudy, a red lab, at Middlesex Fells Reservation in Medford.

Vaughan retires, leaves ample evidence of positive influence

June 15, 2020

In a gathering at the Northborough Town Common, hundreds came together to peacefully protest police brutality and racial injustice.

Community comes together in support of Black Lives Matter movement

June 7, 2020

On June 7, the class of 2020 and their families arrived to Algonquin to say one last goodbye to their high school experience in an unique alternative graduation ceremony that still allowed for students to walk across the stage and turn their tassels. Although families could not get out of the car, they still showed their support and excitement through decorations, horns, and lots of cheering.

Celebrating class of 2020 graduates with unique ceremonies

June 7, 2020

Science teacher Gerald Cushing will retire after eight years of positively impacting the Algonquin community

Cushing retires after forming bonds with students

June 2, 2020

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