by Braden Rendano Jackie Brown, a 2012 Hudson High graduate, may not have thought that taking World Cultures Latin America/Africa course, would change her life. She was not sure if she really wanted to go to college right after high school. World cultures teacher June Murray introduced her to the Global Citizen Year organization. Jackie decided to [...]
by Luke D’Onofrio “It’s so helpful,” says Anne McGowan of the Hudson High preschool about their new storage space for all the recess toys. Built over the summer with the help of the Hudson PTO, the preschool now enjoys easy access to their toys from a convenient high quality shed. Since the budget was low, [...]
By Braden Rendano Though Hudson Public Schools’ obesity rate in 2011 was close to 33-34%, approximately the state average, school lunches have changed this year to provide healthier options to fight childhood obesity. New lunches are limited to 850 calories and 16 grams of protein. Fruits and vegetables are encouraged to provide a healthy meal. [...]
by Cassie Moran Ninety minute classes and four blocks will soon be a thing of the past at Hudson High. There will be a new schedule implemented for the 2013-2014 school year. Instead of four daily blocks, ninety minutes each, we will have rotating schedule with 5 daily blocks, each lasting seventy minutes. “There will [...]
by Marissa Ogar This year the Homecoming rally crowned only the kings and queens of class spirit. In years past there was a court and a king and queen for each grade, but that’s not happening anymore. History teacher Pam Porter, one of the advisers for the Spirit Committee, said that “kids were getting voted for [...]
by Vinicius Bulhoes A professor, a mother, and a writer. Leah Cohen has a hectic schedule, but she does what she loves. “It’s exhilarating because I love all of those things, but the most difficult part is that I get really tired. I could fall asleep on a dime, so sometimes I look forward to a [...]
by Ruben Figueiredo Freshman Ryan Leahy, a member of our school’s Business Professionals of America, entered a national contest, “The Virtual Multimedia Promotion for Business Professionals of America,” in February. Leahy decided to make a video about the Special Olympics for this contest. He sent in his video on March 1 and found out on May 2 [...]
Monday May 28, 2012 No School-Memorial Day Varsity softball game at 1:00P.M. vs. Marlboro at Marlboro High School Varsity baseball game at 2:00P.M. vs. Marlboro at Marlboro High School Tuesday May 29, 2012 Freshman baseball game at 3:30P.M. vs. St. Peter-Marian at home Boys freshman lacrosse game at 3:30P.M. vs. North Central Charter School at [...]
by Alexa Duplisea Monday May 21, 2012 Girls varsity tennis match at 3:30P.M. vs. Auburn at Auburn High School Boys varsity tennis match at 3:30P.M. vs. Auburn at home Varsity baseball game at 4:00P.M. vs. Clinton at Clinton High School JV baseball game at 4:00P.M. vs. Clinton at home Varsity softball game at 6:00P.M. vs. [...]
by Alexa Duplisea Monday May 14, 2012 AP Testing Elections in gym 7:00A.M.-8:00P.M. JV baseball game at 3:30P.M. vs. Marlborough High at home Freshman baseball game at 3:30P.M. vs. Marlborough High at Marlborough Middle School Boys freshman lacrosse game at TBA vs. North Central Charter Essential at home Boys varsity lacrosse game at 3:30P.M. vs. [...]
