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...
Category: Broadside News
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’...
Line 3: Climate, Culture, and Just Transition
An act of genocide involves violent and purposeful destruction of life; it implies that some lives, or forms of life, are more valuable than others. Although we normally think about genocidal acts as emerging...
Devious Licks Divide School
The entrance to the third-floor men’s bathroom stood out in an otherwise unremarkable hall, its entrance barred by a mesh of yellow caution tape, upside-down trash cans, and paper signs as a result of...
Mascot Vote Compromised by Unoriginal Designs
In March, the New Mascot Selection and Implementation Committee was formed. Co-chaired by Kavi Patel (‘24), Josh Stearns (‘24), and Mr. Hirschhorn, the committee worked to create a mascot selection process that was fair...
Masterworks à la 2021
The Hanover music department will stream its Masterworks performance on March 31st On March 3, 2020, hundreds of parents crowded into the auditorium to hear a rendition of works by the world’s greatest composers, as...
Lace up for the 5k for Forest!
When Hanover High School closed down in mid-March due to COVID-19, many HHS clubs were put on hold. This setback did not stop two passionate members of Environmental Club, Sonja Peterson (’21) and Charlotte...
Council Refers Religious Holidays to Curriculum Committee and Adjourns Early – Council Update (11/28/18)
This past week’s Council meeting was headlined by a continued discussion on the Religious Holiday’s motion. The discussion came about as Freshman Representative Alex Rockmore moved to create an ad hoc committee on religious...
DSB Proceeds with Track Renaming, Discusses Community Service Motion – Dresden School Board Update (08/31/2018)
The Dresden School Board recently met for it’s August meeting. The agenda was (as usual) full of many important matters. The first matter presented to the board was the track naming proposal. Friends and...