Rising Class sizes presents problems for NS teachers
By Abraham Bunting Class sizes have risen in recent years at NS despite relatively small changes in student enrollment. This could be seen as a …
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NS Sterling Scholars perform well at region
The Sterling Scholar program was created to recognize academic achievement and excellence in high school seniors. The NS Sterling Scholars recently participated in a competition …
Parent/teacher conferences prove beneficial for all
Parent/teacher conferences are something that happen twice a school year, every school year, generally from the time a child starts school as a kindergartener to …
Americans have a Responsibility to help Syrian Refugees
The inscription on the Statue of Liberty, off the coast of New York City, reads, “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses, yearning …
Snow And How Much We Received
Snow and how much we received and what it will do for us in the summer. It has been a wet winter, but has …
Students meet with counselors to discuss plans after high school
College and Career Readiness (CCR) is a new program intended to prepare students for life after high school. CCR is replacing SEOP (Student Education Occupational …
NS students give opinions on presidential election
It’s that time again. That time when we the people get to choose who gets paid $400,000 yearly to have America hate him (or her). …
Students respond to new gun laws
Several weeks ago, President Barack Obama gave an emotional speech about the issue of gun violence in America. Obama began his speech with several personal …
Social media proves to be a double-edged sword for NS students
Social media has changed the world entirely. Now, instead of going to your friend’s house and talking face to face, you can take a …
Math policy creates problems for students
Four years ago, the NS math department implemented a policy in an effort to improve overall understanding and performance throughout the school. The policy requires …