Early release days will begin happening on Wednesdays of the upcoming school year, with a new twist.      Different from how students and staff know early release days as now, students...

As students were enjoying their last day of winter break on January 4th, the teachers were experiencing active school shooter training. To start off the day of training, teachers from all over the district...

On Wednesday, November 10, the school held a blood drive for students to volunteer. Donating blood is maybe the easiest way a student can save up to 3 lives in just an hour. One out of every three people...

The increasing rise of abuse towards transgender people is not a new issue, nor one exclusive to Gardner. That fact, however, does not excuse the horrible mistreatment of the transgender students of the...

On September 16th it was announced that Broadway’s longest running show, Phantom of the Opera, would be leaving after a 35 year reign. On  October 3rd at a press event it was revealed that a new musical...

Students returned from summer break and were met with stricter phone policies. Staff are cracking down on the usage of phones in their courses. The enforcement of these policies contrasts with last year’s...

Whether you’re a human, animal, or lump of moss, you need water to live. Students have the privilege of having plenty of clean drinking water, while other students outside the district don’t have that...

The custodial team was busier than normal this summer. They tackled the new arrangement of classrooms involving numerous departures and arrivals of old and new staff. This, piled on top of the large influx...

Last school year the Spanish department struggled with teachers departing and wavering curriculums. The department is coming back with a strategy to solve it all, with new teachers, such as Christopher...