On the 16th and 17th of April, the Technology Student Association club participated in the 2026 PA-TSA State Conference. After weeks of hard work and preparation, students hauled their tech-based projects...
On April 1st, students across the North Allegheny School District received an unusual email from the Kroll Settlement Administration. This email contained the details of a class action lawsuit.
PowerSchool,...
Students here at NASH will soon be entering the spring season. For some, this means sports or vacation -- for others, this already means beginning to prepare for the upcoming school year or college.
Spring...
On March 25, NASH’s Health and Physical Education Department and Vitalant hosted a blood drive with the help of student volunteers. The drive lasted from 7:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. According to NASH PE...
Editors’ Note: This disclaimer was not originally included in the article. It was added at the end of the school day. As the dateline suggests, this article is an April Fools’ prank and has no basis...
Editors’ Note: This disclaimer was not originally included in the article. It was added at the end of the school day. As the dateline suggests, this article is an April Fools’ prank and has no basis...
On February 17th, the French classes at NASH collectively celebrated Mardi Gras. A massive amount of traditional French food was brought into Room 214 for all 150 French students to share with one another,...
For the first time since COVID, February will pass without a winter dance at NASH.
The announcement from Student Council earlier this month that MORP would be cancelled was met with a mix of student...
Spring is often depicted as the season of new beginnings. Flowers bloom, and the sun begins to peek out of the clouds for the first time in months.
Spring is also the beginning of something else--the...
The NASH library recently received a plethora of new manga for students to enjoy. Manga is a form of Japanese comic that has taken the world by storm. Manga’s unique visual style and ability to tell...
Last week, NASH students and teachers got very excited when they heard 18 inches of snow were coming to the Pittsburgh area. Everyone had their fingers crossed for a day or two off school. We got a week.
Some...
