From scanners in the Lower Dining Hall to a new running track, change has been everywhere this school year. The cafeteria wasn’t unaffected—over the summer, the district and Sodexo, WW-P’s food managing […]
WW-P eliminates midterms and finals
by Diana Tang and Lei Lei Wu This year, the school district has removed finals and midterms from the high school curriculum. Students will no longer have to take the three part […]
Financial Literacy schedule struggles to please all
At the end of the previous school year, Financial Literacy was redesigned to be a 2.5 credit course, the state requirement, and the Board of Education decided students would be allowed to […]
Under new advisors, Homecoming 2016 was a success
by Zehra Madhavan and Hannah Mitlak During the weekend of October 16, North students came together for Homecoming weekend, which involved a football game on Friday night and the Homecoming dance on […]
Science Olympiad takes Lincoln, Nebraska
—By Ally Santa Maria & Julia Bannon— For the first time in six years, North’s Science Olympiad team did not come in second at this year’s State Tournament. They came in first, […]
After latest setback, Patel reveals reasons for non-renewal
The contract of North art teacher Nishan Patel will not be renewed, despite impassioned pleas from students and parents, a list posted on WW-P’s website yesterday afternoon confirms. The list, which names the […]
Eighth-grade girls campaign to change CMS dress code
Community Middle School’s dress code policy has provoked widespread concerns among students, including a petition started by a group of eighth-grade girls. The policy has sparked conversation at North and on social […]
