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Suffredini shows political activism

Patrick Arnold, Arts and Entertainment Editor
April 4, 2018

Lil Yachty’s downfall with new album

Chloe Green, Staff Writer
April 4, 2018
Clear and crisp-- Freshman Natalie Wong recites her original poem about her own identity. The poetry slam occurred after school on March 21 in room 701.

Student introduces poetry slam

Madison Muszynski and Bella Podgorski, Advertising Manager and Editor-In-Chief
April 4, 2018

School building challenges causes concern

Pei Yi Zhuo and Elise Dudley, Broadcast Coordinator and News Editor
April 4, 2018
Book Talk-- Author Jennifer Nielsen talks about what inspires her as a novelist at her recent visit to the high school on March 16 in the library during periods four and five. Nielsens novel Traitors Game released on February 27, and Resistance will be released this summer.

Nielsen shares new book, inspires young writers to pursue dreams

Kita Karna, Copy & Design Chief
March 20, 2018

Two is better than one

Bella Podgorski & Annika Sager, Editor in Chief/Features Editor
February 6, 2018

NSHSS

Pei Yi Zhuo and Pei Chao Zhuo
February 5, 2018

World language students publish newspapers to demonstrate learning

Bella Podgorski, Editor in Chief
February 5, 2018
Success in the snow-- Senior Avery Laberge congratulates a young skier during a lesson. Lessons are between one hour and one hour and a half, and anyone from the ages three and older can participate.

Skiers hit Sundown slopes

Annika Sager, Features Editor
February 5, 2018
Girls united-- Girls from a village in Africa wear basketball jerseys donated by local Connecticut high schools. Farmington and Glastonbury are two of the many schools that donated old jerseys and basketball shoes for the girls in Africa.

Ramsay, Dibgolongo, girls basketball program give back to African communities

Hanny Wolkoff, Sports Editor
February 5, 2018
Indonesia comes to Farmington -- 2011 alumna Corin Seguljic speaks about her experience in the Peace Corps as an English teacher in Java, Indonesia and the differences between culture, education systems, and traditions between America and Indonesia, on December 22 in the library during lunch waves. Within the Peace Corps, education is the largest sector with about 40 percent of volunteers working in education.

Seguljic brings Indonesian life to Farmington

Kita Karna, Copy & Design Chief
December 23, 2017

Senior Maddie Curtis explores, volunteers in Thailand

Kita Karna
December 18, 2017
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