Council’s Golden Jubilee!
The Hanover High School Council is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year! Council was founded in 1972 with the goal of letting students and staff work alongside each other to better our school community,...
Category: Broadside News
Mid-Year Reflections: Ms. Kelsey
After half a year at Hanover High School, Casey Kelsey, our newest science teacher, feels at home here, and is excited for what may come in the second semester. “Starting a new teaching job...
The Mountaineering Club
Most of them had never climbed before, the movements were unfamiliar. I stood next to the ice pillar trying to explain how to properly swing the ice tools to get the picks to stick...
Mid-Year Reflection: Mrs. Soucy
Mrs. Elizabeth Soucy knew she wanted to be a teacher ever since her childhood in Newbury, NH. Her interest in history goes way back: growing up, her family went to old houses and museums...
Advisory: Productive Program or Odious Ordeal?
After a year and a half of Circle, Hanover High students have mixed feelings, to say the least. The Broadside recently sent out a survey to gauge student opinion about the program and measure...
One Desk Interview
Three people responded to the One Desk online interview. These interviewees are anonymous, and probably strangers to each other, but they share one thing in common: the desk they sit at. The purpose of...
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: Review
This year, Northern Stage in White River Junction put on a performance of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe directed by Eric Love for their annual winter show. This production featured a cast...
She’s The First: Exercise for Equality
On the weekend of November 12-14, the She’s the First chapter at HHS held their 2nd annual Exercise for Equality event. Exercise for Equality is a fundraiser where not only is there a set...
New Schedule Synopsis: Pleasant But Not Perfect
After trials of block scheduling last year at HHS, the administration had adapted it to become a lasting system. In addition to new block periods, which meet for an hour and a half every...
The NH “Divisive Concepts” Law
Last year there was a lot of concern over New Hampshire Bill 544 which intended to stop public schools from teaching “divisive concepts.” Opponents claimed that the bill was an effort to limit teachers’...