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The official student news site of Algonquin Regional High School in Northborough, MA

THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER
The official student news site of Algonquin Regional High School in Northborough, MA

THE ALGONQUIN HARBINGER
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Opinion Editor Jeffrey Dratch argues that the transfer between Honors and College Prep classes is difficult. As such, there should be a class in between to further help guide students.

[Photo] Fixing the learning gap

March 30, 2022
Staff writer Nicholas DeSouza writes about the impossible workload students are punished with for missing school.

[Photo] Missing school can mean disaster

March 12, 2022
As a community, we need to move forward together instead of clinging to the unchangable past.

[Photo] EDITORIAL: Let go of the Tomahawk, embrace the future mascot

December 20, 2021
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[Photo] The Great Debate: Is the new school start time better?

November 4, 2021
ARHS facility member Jon Souza flashes a quick smile through his mask while sanitizing the cafeteria.

[Photo] SLIDESHOW: Highlights of past school year

June 23, 2021
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Custodian Jon Souza uses a new electrostatic sprayer to sanitize cafeteria desks. Sanitization of cafeteria surfaces is one of the new cleaning-related expenses this year.

[Photo] The cost of keeping ARHS healthy

March 29, 2021
Custodian Jon Souza flashes a quick smile through his mask while sanatizing the cafeteria. The sanitization of cafeteria surfaces is one of the cleaning protocols the school has recently invested in.

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Senior Meghan Gillerin takes time to destress by creating a zentagle-like constellation piece.

[Photo] Hands-on courses find new ways to adapt to COVID-19

March 5, 2021
Assistant Opinion Editor Jula Utzschneider writes that while purchasing from secondhand stores can be more sustainable, thrifting can deprive those who cannot afford fast fashion.

[Photo] The ethical downsides of thrifting

March 3, 2021
Senior captain Emilie Clay avoids her opponents during the February 12 game against Wachusett.

SLIDESHOW: Girls’ basketball complete season despite numerous postponements

Olivia Kardos
March 1, 2021
Social studies teacher Brittany Burns’ Holocaust and Human Behavior course studies the projects designed to create a walking museum for all students to learn about each of these important topics and people. The main focus of the project is to study the heroic movements of Holocaust Upstanders; one who speaks and acts on those who are defenseless.

SLIDESHOW: Upstanders museum educates students on Holocaust effects

Olivia Kardos, Joe Lamburn, and Priya Maraliga
February 7, 2021
Senior Jacob Carulli plays ping pong during physical education teacher Andrew Kinneys 5th period class.

SLIDESHOW: Gym classes keep friendly competition, fun activities despite COVID restrictions

Charlie Barsamian, Joe Lamburn, Olivia Kardos, and Graham Fokema
February 2, 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.

[Photo] National grant provides free lunches but cafeteria needs more appetites

January 11, 2021
Despite not liking politics herself, new social studies teacher Alisen Laferriere hopes to help students form their own opinions.

[Photo] LaFerriere plans to generate curiosity as new social studies teacher

December 1, 2020
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