I wake up the same way I would have if it were seven months ago, with the same routine: I brush my teeth, shower, eat, and leave for school. Although instead of going outside and beginning my walk to school, as I would have then...
School and socialization go hand in hand, which is why many parents, administrators, and experts in psychology were concerned for students’ mental health when education went virtual in March of this year. As kids and teens ac...
Following a summer of nationwide protests regarding racial injustice, the district announced that PMHS will be working closely with the NYU Steinhardt Metropolitan Center for Research on Equity and the Transformation of Schoo...
Plagued by technology issues, simple human error, and a lack of communication, the 2020-2021 school year has thus far been a logistical nightmare. The students of PMHS have been given conflicting directions, left in the dark, a...
On Wednesday, September 9th, parents of Pelham students received emails regarding
large and unsafe parties held by high school students. Due to this, the district had to make the
last-minute change to start classes fully virtual...
Going into the last year of high school, the thought of getting into college becomes progressively surreal. Most ‘Early Decisions’ do not come out until at least November, but for seniors Jeremiah Reen, Molly Terracia...
