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  • Congratulations to the Track team for their exceptional performance at the Gear Up Eason Invitational!
  • Congratulations to Girls Golf and their season-record win against Woodinville!
  • Congratulations to the Drama Team for placing 6th for their Murder on the Nile and 27th for their Little Women performances at the State Drama competition!
  • Good luck to everyone competing at the International Career Development Conference in Anaheim!
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Paid internships bring classroom skills to the workplace for relevant, real-world learning. Art by Sofia Leotta.

Paid internships set high school students up for real-world success

Sofia Leotta, Copy Editor Mar 10, 2021

Internships pick up where classroom learning falls short — these paid high school positions mimic professional jobs, bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world work experience. From relevant...

This year marks the anniversary of half a century of Nordic News. Follow the papers evolution from its start, in 1971, to the current age through the eyes of its staff members, both present and past. Art by Minita Layal.

Nordic celebrates 50 years

The Early Years History The history of Nordic can actually be traced back more than 50 years ago, with the establishment of Inglemoor in 1965. First founded under “The Inglemoor Spectra,” it would...

Former Nordic News alumni have gone on to forge noteworthy careers in the field of journalism, whether in traditional print of digital media. From their beginnings at Inglemoor to their experiences in internships and higher education, these two alumni, among many others, have made great strides in their respective careers since their time at Inglemoor. Art by Margaret He and Cathy Zhao.

Nordic Newsies in the news

Margaret He and Cathy Zhao Feb 19, 2021

Samantha Melbourne Weaver Who’s going to care?” As the Audience Engagement Director at the Los Angeles Times, former Nordic editor-in-chief Samantha Melbourneweaver directs everything from the Time’s...

 BSU students reflect on the significance of Black History Month and the opportunities it creates. Art by Mia Tavares.

Black History Month: a conversation about race

Kath Shelden, Photo Editor Feb 15, 2021

  How do we start a conversation about race when the mood surrounding the topic is so strained? Over the past year, the Black Lives Matter movement has gained a lot of momentum, but a huge...

Students who have been accepted to colleges through Early Action and Early Decision are one step closer to university and their goals. Art by Gloria Shen.

Early action and decision students are one step closer to college

Gloria Shen, Feature Editor Feb 14, 2021

Anirudh Manika From undergraduate opportunities to partnerships with local hospitals, senior Anirudh Manika said that a strong sense of belonging and fit guided his decision to apply ED to Washington...

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the holidays have looked different this year. Here are some of Nordics favorite holiday traditions that can help families stay connected. Art by Mimi Avalos.

Holiday cheer from Nordic to you

Hope Rasa and Mimi Avalos Dec 29, 2020

This holiday season, much like the others is a time to connect with family and friends. Bringing joy and happiness to everyone in and around your family is more important than ever, here are Nordic’s...

Shopping small offers an individualized experience and unique gifts for loved ones. These five businesses are the perfect places to look for something special. Art by Rory Knettles.

Shop small this year: Nordic’s favorite small businesses for the holiday season

Rory Knettles and Jackie Su Dec 21, 2020

The holiday season is rolling in, meaning that gift-giving and shopping spirits are high. However, many people worry about shopping from corporations like Amazon or Target in their efforts to support ethical...

 Mirian Galeana-Pérez brings joy to students by dressing up in colorful costumes as she delivers library books to Frank Love Elementary Photo and art by Gloria Shen.

Northshore district staff perform new roles amid online schooling

Gloria Shen, Feature Editor Dec 16, 2020

Although classes have transitioned to an online setting, aspects of in-person learning such as jumping on a school bus in the morning or lining up to buy a snack during lunch are still non-existent. As...

 This year, NSD Superintendent Michelle Reid was honored as Washington’s Superintendent of the Year by the Washington Association of School Administrators. Art by Margaret He.

Dr. Reid designated Washington’s Superintendent of the Year

Margaret He, Co-Editor-in-Chief Dec 8, 2020

On Nov. 18, Northshore School District Superintendent Dr. Michelle Reid was named Washington’s 2021 Superintendent of the Year by the Washington Association of School Administrators. Reid will continue...

 Updates made to the Inglemoor library system provide helpful resources for online learning. Art by Hope Rasa.

Inglemoor library adapts to virtual learning

Hope Rasa and Gloria Shen Nov 29, 2020

When the switch to online learning took place, the library team began making adjustments to the library system to make learning from home as pleasant and efficient as possible for students and teachers...

This year the Red Cross Club, Feeding America Club, and Feminism Club were established at Inglemoor despite online learning conditions in order to better our community. Art by Tyler Vuu

New clubs arrive at Inglemoor despite online learning conditions

Tyler Vuu and Margaret He Nov 28, 2020

Clubs have changed a lot due to the online learning environment. Despite this, many new clubs have emerged. Three clubs in particular hope to set themselves apart from other clubs by helping the community...

Two weeks ago,  Inglemoor’s Valhalla players presented “Lead Rings on the Merry-go-Round.” This was the first of several virtual shows that they plan on presenting this year. Art by Rory Knettles.

Inglemoor Valhalla players adapt to virtual life, announces future virtual shows

Rory Knettles, Co-Editor-in-Chief Nov 21, 2020

Two weeks ago, Inglemoor’s Valhalla players presented “Lead Rings on the Merry-go-Round,” a murder mystery radio show. The story takes place in San Francisco amid a series of murders in the city....

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