As the end of the school year approaches, students in Honors and AP English classes at NASH begin to be assigned summer reading. In theory, it's a sensible idea in those advanced classes.
In practice,...
Founder. President. Vice President. Head of Communications. Creative Director.
Familiar titles like these are being seen at increasing rates at high schools all over the country, not just at NA. Leadership...
Earlier this year, I was sitting in my English class, and I realized something that made me very frustrated. You see, we were talking about Emily Dickinson—her poetry, her life, and her inspirations....
The human mind is commonly understood by sorting it into two hemispheres. “Left brained” minds represent those who are more intrigued by science and math courses. "Right-brained” minds refer to those...
School mornings can be rough. For many, the routine of waking up extremely early, grabbing breakfast, and driving off to school can be nothing short of draining. And then the first bell rings.
The quick...
College basketball is one the most exhilarating events in the country. This is particularly because of its postseason tournament, March Madness. In the tournament, 68 teams battle each other over a span...
When the topic of artificial intelligence is brought up in a classroom setting, it tends to immediately be frowned upon. When students turn to their friend on the screen, we assume it's to cheat.
AI...
Just by walking through the halls or sitting in a classroom, you're bound to notice posters advertising educational trips to faraway places. The opportunity, although available to anyone, can be incredibly...
On February 6th, approximately 2:00 p.m. EST, the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics began. The Olympics are known for bringing together communities, cultures, and countries to cheer on some...
Albert Einstein once said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution.”...
Take turns in the parking lot
Everybody knows the school parking lots at NASH can be a mess, especially as soon as the bell rings at 2:15 and everybody is rushing to get out. While exiting the main lot,...
You see a familiar face in the hallway and pause, attempting to place it. There’s a moment of recognition as you identify them as a friend from years ago with whom you used to share classes, jokes, and...
