Club Profile: UNICEF
UNICEF club is dedicated to raising money and awareness for global issues involving women and children in need. Every cent of the money that it raises goes to the global UNICEF organization to be...
Category: School News
Why is There No Boys Volleyball Team at HHS?
At the beginning of this year, I transferred from a school in California, eager to play volleyball at my new high school. I had assumed that a boys volleyball team was the norm—the sport...
Norwich Tax Rate Set to Skyrocket
Norwich, which already has high taxes, is preparing for a 20%-30% tax increase because of pupil weighting in the Dresden school district. Starting in 2024, the increase will be implemented in phases. The legislation...
New Teacher Profile: Mr. Kelly
Let’s welcome Mr. Andrew Kelly to HHS, a new teacher in the math department! Born in Cincinnati, Mr. Kelly moved to New Hampshire when he was 9. As a young child, he had always...
HHS Barbershop Quartet Club: The Faltones
Barbershop harmony is experiencing a revival. Over the past few decades, the genre has grown in popularity, with societies popping up all across the globe. I was surprised that Hanover High happens to be...
Athletics Transitions To the Bear
The Bear mascot is increasingly visible at Hanover High School this year, and it seems to be more popular with students. On March 17, 2021, after a long, school-wide debate, Hanover High School Council...
TikTok Targets ‘Liberal’ HHS
On Tuesday, September 27th, a representative from Turning Point USA (TPUSA), a conservative nonprofit organization, set up a booth on the front sidewalk outside of Hanover High School. According to an email from the...
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,...
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...
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...