All posts tagged "students"
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“Lady with an Ermine”
“Lady with an Ermine” by Apala Bhunia, junior “The original was by Leonardo da Vinci. It was my absolute favourite piece by him because...
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Teachers must be prioritized to receive the vaccine
State and federal governments have conducted an inadequate rollout of vaccine doses. With a change in national leadership, hopefully our government bodies will be able...
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Scouts impress with impact community projects
As Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts come into high school, some prepare to tackle the ultimate project in their Scouts’ career: the rank of Eagle...
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Tea Time with Michael Lindroth
Michael Lindroth, junior, works hard everyday to make school a better place for all students as a member of both the Student District Advisory Council...
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Charly Taylor embroiders her way to success
Many small creators have used this time at home to create their own small businesses, like Charly Taylor, freshman, and her small Etsy shop, Happy...
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Maddy Mekari flexes her kicks
Running a small business is hard work, but for Maddy Mekari, junior, it’s worth it. Maddy paints custom shoes and runs her business on Instagram....
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Latino Connections spreads culture
The Latino Connections club has been around for almost 30 years and continues to spread awareness of Latino culture. Even during quarantine, the club still...
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NPHS Choir kicks into season with some holiday cheer
On Dec. 17 and 18, the NPHS Choir department hosted a virtual concert showcasing their different levels of choir and several soloists singing various holiday...
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Tisor retires from her teaching career
After 36 years of teaching Spanish, Karen Tisor will be retiring at the end of this school year, completing her teaching career with NPHS. In...
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Orchestra spreads holiday spirit virtually
With COVID restrictions, the NPHS orchestra has had to make the switch to online learning and for their winter concert, they were 100 percent virtual....
