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...
Category: Broadside News
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...
Community Service Committee Created, Council Members in Common Ground Discussion Continues – Council Update (09/05/2018)
This past week’s meeting was the first meeting of Council in the new year, but that didn’t stop Council from jumping right back into their routine. The meeting began with the regular committee and...
General Editor’s Farewell Address: 2017-2018
Salutations, Hanover High School peeps, It’s been one heck of a ride, but with graduation looming, it’s about time that I said goodbye as co-general editor of the HHS Broadside. Here goes nothing. Inform. Entertain. Engage....
“Free Scott” – Students React To Dismissal of Beloved Caf Employee
#FreeScott. A misfortune that provoked confusion and indignation within the student body, triggering the students of HHS to band together in recognition of the injustice that has taken place. The occurrence fueled a multitude...
Co-op Statistics: The Who, What, Where, and When of Students’ Main Open-Campus Destination
The moment a freshman becomes a sophomore, one major thing changes: they will soon have the privilege to go off-campus. And the number one choice for utilizing this privilege is to go to the...
Enter The Pep Band
“From the top,” Mr. Gollub, the director, says as the band members raise their instruments and prepare for another round of Led Zeppelin’s Kashmir. For the past month and a half, Mr. Gollub has...
New Hampshire’s Growing Opioid Crisis
President Donald Trump officially declared the United States’ opioid epidemic a national emergency on Thursday. Nationwide, more Americans were killed from opioid abuse than during the entire Vietnam War. New Hampshire is currently second...