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The HHS Symphonic Band performs at the annual Prism Concert.
HHS band students take the most seats in All-City/County Honor Band
Billy Perritt, Website Editor • November 21, 2024

Band students from Rockingham County and Harrisonburg City high schools auditioned for the All-City/County Honor Band on Monday, November 18. Harrisonburg High School students grabbed the most spots in this ensemble out of any other high school participating. Students selected to attend this ensemble, rehearse with the group and a guest conductor for a full two days, and perform a full concert on the second day. For many students, this is...

Freshman Charlie Morris and Bahaa Dawood on the boat to the Chesapeake Bay. "This was an amazing trip and I got to learn a lot." Morris said. Photo courtesy of Ned Grant
STEM Chesapeake Bay trip
Katie Witmer, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2024
Dr. Ravi Shankar shares many moving life experiences and his love for math.
STEM Soup Night enjoyed by many
Samuel Walton, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2024
Sophomore Katie Grace Schwartz swims at a Summer Swim Meet.
Swim Starts Again
Eliel Cortina, Staff Reporter • November 18, 2024
Junior Carlos Lopez plays the saxophone at the Prism Concert.
November 14th Band Concert
Lillian Barr, Yearbook • November 18, 2024
From Homelessness to success; Harrisonburg city council candidate, Javier Calleja's journey.
From Homelessness to success; Harrisonburg city council candidate, Javier Calleja’s journey.
Jack Powers, Staff Reporter • November 1, 2024

Javier Calleja’s journey to the United States from Uruguay shaped who he is today. Adversity struck him from a young age while losing both his biological and step father, and working his way up to becoming a professor after being homeless here in Harrisonburg for a period of time. Javier Calleja, is now running for Harrisonburg city council and his story and journey to the position he is in today pushes him to continue the hard work instilled...

 Senior Filipo Toelau writes the formula on the board for his DE Statistics class. “My favorite class this year is probably DE Statistics because the class is challenging and it makes me actually work hard to complete assignments.” Toelau said.
Balancing act of school and sports
Jack Powers, Staff Reporter • October 9, 2024
"High School Musical" announced as the musical.
“High School Musical” announced as annual show
Elsie Corriston, Yearbook Editor • October 16, 2024

It’s hard to believe that I couldn’t see how much we were going to all be in this together. Prior to the announcement of this year’s musical, we knew that it would be a combined cast and pit with students from both Harrisonburg and Rocktown (RHS). We all eagerly awaited the announcement of this year’s musical, watching directors take down shows off of the reveal walls. Some of the favorites to go were, “Frozen”, “Hadestown”,...

Changes impact school environment
Evelyn Lewis, Print Managing Editor • October 16, 2024
Graphic by junior Farrah King-Hughes
OPINION: Fixations ruin people
Farrah King-Hughes, Page Editor • February 26, 2024
A Church in Harrisonburg holds a potluck to break their fast after Ramadan.
Ramadan: The holiest month of the year
Hind Mousa, Guest Writer • April 28, 2023
Freshman Kaylen De Los Santos cheering in JV football, Aug.30.
Black student-athletes share experiences, expectations in sports
Jumana Alsaadoon, Online Managing Editor • March 19, 2024

According to the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) demographics database in 2022, Black student-athletes were 16% of the student-athlete population. Black athletes continue to be the minority in most sports teams. Being the only Black athlete in a sport can push the student to feel...

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Senior Gabrielle Trainum plays the bells and sings.
Choir and Orchestra at annual winter concert, Thursday, Dec. 12
Jireh Perez, Page Editor • December 17, 2024

Drum major senior Davis bert puts candy canes in Rocha Salva's santa hat to give out to crowd.
Behind the scenes, Rock City Regiment decorate and prepare for Holiday Parade
Jireh Perez, Page Editor • December 17, 2024

Senior Gio Sanchez-Garcia says he is thankful for friends and family.
Students share what they are thankful for this holiday season
Jack Powers, Staff Reporter • December 11, 2024

The cover of the book 'SOLD' written by Patricia McCormick
Author of ‘SOLD’, McCormick, shares journey, writing book about trafficking
Jumana Alsaadoon, Online Managing Editor
Jan.8 the first Rockingham County School (RCPS) board meeting of the year was held at Rockingham County Administration Center. In the meeting the board announced the banning of 57 books which one of the board members, Hollie Cave had created. GRAPHIC BY JIAYI LI
Authors, community rally against school board banning 57 books
Jumana Alsaadoon, Online Managing Editor
Graduation
Congratagulations Class of 2025!
The Low brass section practices together for All-City/County Honor Band Auditions. Together they practice scales and prepared pieces. Senior Lucas Swartz auditions for All-City/County Honor Band for the last time this year as a highschooler. “It is quite an experience to audition for All-City/County Honor Band, you get to meet new people while also playing with friends, which is something that I will always remember.” said Swartz.
HHS band members audition for All-City/County Honor Band
Nayeli Vazquez, Staff Reporter • December 11, 2024

HHS band performs at the PRISM Concert
HHS band performs at the PRISM Concert
Samuel Walton, Staff Reporter • November 21, 2024

Giving band students an opportunity to showcase their skills, the PRISM Concert is the perfect representation of the class and its goals for...

Junior Wren Hamner performs their monologue for the competition.
HHS theater students perform in Shakespeare Competition
Billy Perritt, Website Editor • November 19, 2024

Sophomore Sammy Abebe listens to his music.
Abebe produces and publishes music
Farrah King-Hughes, Page Editor • March 21, 2024

Sophomore Sammy Abebe started creating music in seventh grade. Music is a fun and inspirational outlet for Sammy. He likes producing his music...

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