Addressing “Mental Health Days” in School
By Lucius George Over the years, our interest in mental health and education has grown tremendously. As the topic of stress becomes more prevalent, we are faced with many contradicting […]
By Lucius George Over the years, our interest in mental health and education has grown tremendously. As the topic of stress becomes more prevalent, we are faced with many contradicting […]
On Tuesday, Mar. 31, Andrew Rice, a candidate for the third congressional district of Connecticut, spoke at Mr Coss’s AP Government and Politics and civics classes. The 38-year-old former molecular […]
As weights were added piece by piece, Freshta Qasimi watched nervously. She had confidence in her design, as the senior had tested it rigorously with her group for the past […]
During the week of Mar. 23, the administration plastered posters across the school telling students to attend class and earn grades above a B. The posters are part of a […]
As hundreds of Hamden High students walked out after third period on Friday, Mar. 27, Terri White said he felt he had no choice but to join. “I wanted to […]
Trader Joe’s, a novelty grocery store, opened at 46 Skiff Street on Feb. 5. The store is the fifth grocery store in that area, and is located in the former […]
At the Southern Connecticut Conference (SCC) Western Sectional meet on Jan. 28, the Hamden High indoor track team finished with the boys earning 113 points and the girls earning 85 […]
“I almost died.” That was how one Hamden High School student described crossing a five-foot-tall wall of snow that blocked access to the crosswalk, for nearly four days, near the […]
Julian Quintero-Perez showed up to the League of Women Voters’ Breakfast With the Legislators with a list of questions— and for the first time, a state lawmaker to answer them. […]
Students at Hamden High School will now need to put all metal items into a bag or bin and walk through the metal detectors with their bags when they arrive […]