HHS Media

Richards meets with HHS faculty to discuss new high school plans

Maya Waid, Sports Editor

February 5, 2020

As the highly anticipated three-day weekend arrived at Harrisonburg High School, teachers and staff flooded the auditorium after school, chatting patiently while waiting for the arrival of superintendent...

Frongia creates exchange for Italian students, waits for approval

February 2, 2020

Academic team competes in scholastic bowl, expands knowledge and connections throughout team

February 2, 2020

Ground-breaking ceremony marks milestone in new high school build

January 23, 2020

Tuesday Jan. 22, yet another milestone was reached in the process of building the new high school in the city of Harrisonburg. The ground-breaking ceremony was held at East Kaylor Park Drive, located off...

Underclassman standout in Wednesdays varsity wrestling triple header

January 17, 2020

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FEATURE

Ogundipe get accepted into MIT, waits for other decisions

Mia Constantin, Editor

February 14, 2020 • No Comments

On average, a senior applies somewhere between seven and ten colleges, according to College Vine. Senior Safiyyah Ogundipe applied to 20 colleges, with some of the most prestigious...

McLeod finds STEM Academy rewarding with opportunities, experiences

February 6, 2020

Norment finds enjoyment through helping students

February 6, 2020

Marin tours with ‘The Book of Mormon’

February 4, 2020

Obenschain reflects on four years of dance

February 1, 2020

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OPINION

A beginner’s guide to pens

Grace Miller, Page Editor

February 11, 2020 • No Comments

I have always loved pens. It’s something I probably inherited from my mom; she can’t pass up a free pen, no matter what is on it. When I was little, the desks in our home office were home to plastic cups (again, these were free and had random sayings on them) full of markers, pens and pencils from banks, churches, stores and every other location you could possibly think of. My personal...

Student athletes should not be required to take PE

Kasey Thompson, Page Editor

February 4, 2020 • No Comments

Many students know the feeling of not wanting to go to PE. However, at HHS, all students are required to take both PE 9 in eighth grade and PE 10, which generally takes place their sophomore year. Half of PE 10 is a regular physical education course, and the other half is Drivers Education. All students that participate in extracurricular sports, whether JV or varsity, should not be required to take...

Why you should consider the ROTC program when looking into colleges

Amelia Gorby, Staff Reporter

February 3, 2020 • No Comments

The ROTC scholarship program is often overlooked when seniors are looking into college. Many young adults graduating high school all over the U.S. do not even know that this pathway exists. One thing you must keep in mind is that once you graduate from college you are in the military for 4 to 6 years of active duty (full time) service. When enrolling in this program, you select the branch of armed...

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