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[Video] Whatcha Readin’?: Patrick Mulcahy

November 10, 2018
Natural leader-- Senior Math Honor Society (MHS) President Emma Sherrill presents during the MHS junior induction on May 18. Sherrill was recently recognized as a Presidential Scholar semifinalist for her leadership both in and out of the school community.

Sherrill honored for leadership

Cathryn Tuttle, Features Editor
June 2, 2017
Bonjour -- French exchange student Simon Gleises (left) and senior Javiera Klenner (right) eat breakfast in the library as a welcome to the French students arrival from Caen. Farmington French students will be able to host French students again in 2019.

Farmington hosts French exchange students

Cathryn Tuttle, Features Editor
April 14, 2017
Words, words, words-- Author Paul Volponi speaks to students, staff and faculty during his visit on March 24 about his writing career and writers craft. Volponi is the author several young adult novels including Rikers High and Black and White.

Author Paul Volponi hosts workshop with students

Cathryn Tuttle and Talia Gallagher
March 30, 2017
Juniors Bella Podgorski and Anna Green pose with freshman Johanna Wolkoff for a selfie in the library. The backdrop, which reads “FHS reads”, was put up for students to take pictures in front of as part of the Week Long Love of Reading celebration from March 13 to 17.

Week-long love of reading celebrated schoolwide

Cathryn Tuttle, Features Editor
March 30, 2017
Marching On-- Thousands of people gather at The Women’s March of Hartford, Connecticut to voice their opinion on various human rights issues including gender equality, immigration reform and other minority rights. Upwards of 600 marches were held across the world on January 21 to promote these issues.

Women’s March attracts millions

Cathryn Tuttle, Features Editor
January 25, 2017
Destiny’s call-- Junior Matt Plona (George Bailey) and senior Noor Taweh (Mary Hatch) get a phone call during the Thursday night performance of It’s a Wonderful Life, the Drama Club’s first ever holiday play. The pair led the play alongside junior Aaron Robair (Clarence) on December 1, 2 and 3.

Drama club performs first ever holiday play

Cathryn Tuttle, Features Editor
December 10, 2016
Playing a tune-- Director of the Hartt School of Music orchestras Edward Cumming leads students in “Symphony Number 8 in G Major” by Antonin Dvorak. Cumming was recently hosted as a guest speaker in the Music Department on October 24 to speak to the String Ensemble students about careers in music.

Professional director visits with music students

Cathryn Tuttle, Features Editor
October 24, 2016
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