NS volunteer speaks up about mental health
The loss of a family member can feel like the world is ending and crumbling around you. “I lost my brother to suicide in October …
Student excels in racing despite setbacks
He was at the front of the pack, adrenaline rushing through him — he knew he was going to win. But suddenly, something went wrong. …
Senior lives in the moment; finds joy in free will
Bells jingle and there is a man in red and white, roaming the NS halls with a jolly smile and bag of gifts. But it’s …
Concurrent enrollment addresses improvement and sizes of classes
NS has offered CE classes as a way to get done with college quicker and cheaper, while learning a pathway that students might be interested …
Debate about the importance of dual immersion program causes tension
This article is part two of two addressing the DLI program. On Feb. 18 the NS school board decided to keep the DLI program but …
National Honor Society experiences advisor changes
National Honor Society (NHS), is a national, extracurricular program. The program’s purpose is to get kids involved in service, leadership, scholarships and to encourage academic …
AEDs are a new resource at NS
In the halls of NS, you may have noticed small wall-mounted boxes labeled AED. These devices—Automated External Defibrillators—are more than just equipment; they are vital …
Unified basketball takes 1st at state
On March 28, the Delta Center stadium surrounded the team while playing for the state championship. The athletes remained calm, cool, and collected while only …
New SBOs inaugurated into office
After a week of campaign and competition, NS elected five new Student Body Officers for the 2025-26 school year. Ellie Finlinson was elected as president, …
Alan Lozoya & Shea Rawlinson
She had sat on the bench for most of the season as a 12 year old, and it was starting to make her extremely frustrated. …