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  • March 19Congratulations 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!
  • March 19Congratualations to everyone who competed at DECA's State Career Development Conference and good luck to everyone competing at the International Career Development Conference!
  • March 19Congratulations to Shirin Choi, Irin Robinston and Joshua Zou for winning first place in their events at the FBLA Winter Leadership Conference!
  • March 19Good luck to Robotics Club at their competition on March 22-23 at Sammamish High School!
  • March 19Youth Poetry SLAM is on March 22 at the Hangar from 6-8 p.m.
  • March 19Register for Northshore cricket by March 22 to participate in a district-wide cricket tournament!
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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....

Northshore School District has partnered with many community organizations to provide resources for students and families. Art by Cathy Zhao.

NSD provides resources to support students and families

Cathy Zhao, Photo Editor Nov 11, 2020

In partnership with local community organizations and state initiatives, Northshore School District is providing many helpful resources to support students and parents. In order to demonstrate how valuable...

Inglemoor graduates now study majors from political science to biology, at schools across the United States. Art by Margaret He.

Inglemoor alumni give words of advice for college applicants

Margaret He and Gloria Shen Nov 9, 2020

 It all leads up to this. Your hours of studying and all that time you’ve spent dreaming about your future culminate into the college application season during the first semester of senior year. However,...

In the past, Hispanic culture has been celebrated with lively festivals. Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15 to Oct. 15) welcomes this celebration and aids in the embracing of culture around the world. Art by Rory Knettles

Embracing culture: The importance of celebrating Hispanic heritage

Rory Knettles, Co-Editor-in-Chief Oct 16, 2020

Since 1968, Hispanic cultures have been celebrated across the country during the week of Sept. 15. In 1988, that week was extended to National Hispanic Heritage Month. This lasts from Sept. 15 to Oct....

Online learning has brought both challenges and opportunities for students with special services. Art by Ishika Kaushik

IHS Special Services makes the most of obstacles and opportunities in online learning

Ishika Kaushik, Business Manager Oct 13, 2020

Online learning may have initially been a challenge for teachers and students with special services, including EL and special education students, but the unconventional style of learning is also responsible...

With physical meetings no longer possible, clubs have had to adjust to the online transition. Art by Cathy Zhao

Clubs adapt to online school

Cathy Zhao, Photo Editor Oct 7, 2020

The transition to virtual learning has not only initiated conversations about implications for education, but also how going virtual will impact clubs. In light of COVID-19, clubs have been forced to make...

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