The Middle School Transition: Moving from Kennedy to Quinn
by Leia Owen, John McLean, Aimee Farquharson, Maris Laughton and Alexa Duplisea
May 2 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
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Murray Awarded Teacher of the Year
by Sammy Myette Teacher of the year is a wonderful award, but for World Cultures teacher June Murray the honor is watching her students leave her class with not just knowledge, but compassion for the world. Murray teaches the World Cultures classes at Hudson High. On April 8, she was awarded Teacher of the Year [...]
May 1 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
New Schedule Brings Worries for Students
by Alicia Ptak As a junior, Kenny Manero has a lot to worry about. With the constant pressure to get good grades, hours of homework brought on by his AP American Studies and other challenging classes, and the consistent demand of his extracurricular activities, Manero, like many other students, does not have time to be worrying about the [...]
Mar 25 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
BPA Students Follow in Parents’ Footsteps
by Adam Colbert Like father (or mother), like son. That’s what juniors Connor Bentley, Steven Rivela and Dan Bothwell all can say as they follow in the footsteps of their parents who have business careers. Bentley won first place in the project management concepts event for Business Professionals of America(BPA). On March 2, thirteen students competed at the State [...]
Mar 18 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
Students Qualify for State Science Fair
by Adam Colbert For sophomores Savera Mohammed and Kayla Penniman, the science fair is not an assignment. They have fallen in love with their topic. Mohammed and Penniman along with two other students competed in the Worcester Regional Science and Engineering fair at WPI on Saturday, March 9. It was the 58th annual fair for both middle and high [...]
Mar 18 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
The Hudson YSAP Coalition Launches a New Website
by Leia Owen The 2010 MetroWest Adolescent Health Survey identified concerning levels of substance use among Hudson youth. Earlier this year, the Town of Hudson applied for and received a three-year grant from the MetroWest Health Foundation for a youth adolescent substance use initiative. This grant will support various initiatives throughout Hudson. The cornerstone of [...]
Mar 12 2013 | Posted in News | Read More »
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Dec 21 2012 | Posted in News | Read More »
Sparks Fly at Eighth Annual Dodgeball Tournament
by Luke Saliga This year’s dodgeball tournament was the biggest one yet with tensions rising between some powerhouse teams. The four teams expected to be in the semifinals, the Black Stallion, the Gamecocks, the White Lightning, and the Dodgefathers, did not disappoint. As the teams got ready, tensions rose. “We don’t like them. They don’t [...]
Dec 6 2012 | Posted in News | Read More »
New Business Brings Smyles to Customers
by Marcus Altman Smyles, a new frozen yogurt parlor on Washington Street in Hudson, blends the 1950s American Graffiti soda shop with cutting-edge flavors. Everything from the Marilyn Monroe pictures on the wall to the old music to the life-size model of Elvis singing gives the place a fun, cozy atmosphere. “It’s a place where [...]
Nov 30 2012 | Posted in News | Read More »
CAP Speakers Present Volunteer Opportunities
by Cassy Moran Hudson High is a school of traditions. From Turkey Day to graduation, every student has a chance to experience them. However, traditions change, just like the CAP or Community Action Project. This year, for the second year, there will be organizations coming to present and interest students in volunteering. “They really get the information out about their organizations and show kids different ways that they [...]
Nov 30 2012 | Posted in News | Read More »
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