Surrounded by friends and family, postgraduate Brooke Harrison graduated from the Community Access Program (CAP) on May 28, leaving behind an impact with her positive attitude and quick wit. Through her experiences at CAP, Harrison has created bonds and memories while also gaining opportunities for her future. Harrison not only loves the people around her, but her family and classmates love her...

Math department chair Elizabeth Dore will retire at the end of the school year after over 17 years of fostering growth among her students and colleagues at Algonquin.  Dore began working at Algonquin in 2008 as a math teacher and became math department head in 2018. Outside of the classroom, she was the adviser of the Varsity Math team from 2016-2023 and started the girls’ golf team with Kristine...

After spending 16 years teaching at Algonquin, computer science teacher Daniel Forhan will retire this June, leaving a legacy of passion for programming and helping students. Forhan has taught every single computer science course that Algonquin has to offer: AP Computer Science A, AP Computer Science Principles, C++, C++2, Python, Game Development and HTML. His passion for technology was sparked...

Ever since I can remember, my mother has taught my siblings and I that everything happens for a reason. I’ve never really given the phrase that much thought until now, until the last days of senior year have started to slip away. My time at Algonquin has been unforgettable, filled with both ups and downs that have shaped me into the person I am today. And through it all, I’ve come to realize that...

The summer before my senior year consisted of two weeks camping in the woods of Northern California. I had never been camping for a night, let alone two weeks, but I wanted to challenge myself as I prepared to enter the next chapter of my life: college. I envisioned a stereotypical summer camp experience filled with life-long friends, inside jokes and memories to last a lifetime. The reality of this...