The Greyhound

NHS Sunrise Movement is taking the mantle of Climate Week

NHS Sunrise Movement is taking the mantle of Climate Week

Jaylen Kinnie-Bethea, Staff Reporter October 7, 2021

 The NHS Sunrise Movement is taking the mantle of the third annual Climate Week here at NHS starting October 25th.  Sunrise is creating new ideas and activities to create more engagement throughout...

Some students miss flex time

Some students miss flex time

Jhourne-Marie Gibson, Staff Reporter October 7, 2021

This school year, students and teachers of Naugatuck High School have been overheard complaining about their flex period getting removed due to COVID and question if they'll ever get that time for flex...

The NHS feminists plan to use their voices this year

The NHS feminists plan to use their voices this year

Areena Rahman, Staff Reporter October 7, 2021

The Young Feminist Club is creating a comfortable and progressive environment every Tuesday afternoon by gathering passionate students looking to fight gender inequality within NHS. Founded by Medeea...

The Young Feminists challenge the dress code

The Young Feminists challenge the dress code

Jenna Ashe, Staff Reporter October 7, 2021

Members of the Young Feminist Club are meeting with the principal of Naugatuck Highschool, Mr. Harris, on Tuesday, October 5, to discuss revisions to the dress code so that the current policy is no longer...

Dr. Felder-McEntire

NHS welcomes Dr. Felder-McEntire, our new Associate Principal

Daeden Beck, Senior Reporter October 7, 2021

As of 2021, there have been many big changes at Naugatuck High School.  Many new and talented educators are coming into the school.  Of these people, Naugy’s newest Associate Principal, Dr. McEntire,...

NHS Track says farewell to retiring Mr. Hanley

NHS Track says farewell to retiring Mr. Hanley

Julia Kropo, Senior Reporter September 29, 2021

Over the past two decades, Naugatuck High School’s cross country and track teams have been very strong and successful. A major part of their success is owed to the coaching duo of Mr. Bill Hanley and...

An editors advice to freshmen

An editor’s advice to freshmen

Britney Amankwah, Managing Editor September 27, 2021

My name is Britney Amankwah and I am the Managing Editor of The Greyhound News. I am a senior and this is my third year being part of journalism. I am also the secretary of Diversify, a student-led organization...

Maple Hill student, Sophie Tzunum, wins the hearts of an entire community

Maple Hill student, Sophie Tzunum, wins the hearts of an entire community

Madison Pape, Staff Reporter May 20, 2021

This is Sophie Tzunum. She is a six year old first grader who goes to Maple Hill School in Naugatuck, Connecticut. On January 28, 2020 she was diagnosed with Lymphoblastic Leukemia, and she and her family...

NHS celebrates the Top 5% Ceremony

NHS celebrates the Top 5% Ceremony

Alivia Stonier, Senior Editor May 6, 2021

The Naugatuck High School 5 percent Jacket Ceremony took place April 21st in the auditorium and was available online for friends and family to view due to COVID restrictions. The event was an hour and...

Celebrating Women: Claudette Colvin, a teenager with immense courage

Celebrating Women: Claudette Colvin, a teenager with immense courage

Faith Arcuri, Managing Editor March 22, 2021

On March 2, 1955, 15-year-old Claudette Colvin refused to move to the back of the bus and give up her seat to a white person- nine months before Rosa Parks did the same thing.  According to her biographer...

Celebrating Women: Loujain al Hathloul, the woman who protested against a country

Celebrating Women: Loujain al Hathloul, the woman who protested against a country

Ahmed Aljamal, Senior Editor March 22, 2021

Loujain al Hathloul, a 31-year-old Saudi Arabia women’s rights activist, has now been released from prison after spending 1,000 days in custody for “promoting and advocating women’s rights.”  During...

Celebrating Women - Sandra Day OConnor, the first woman on the Supreme Court

Celebrating Women – Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court

Madison Pape, Staff Reporter March 19, 2021

Sandra Day O’Connor was the first woman to serve in the Supreme Court of the United States. She was nominated by former President Ronald Regan for this position in 1981. She served in the highest...

Load More Stories

Comments (0)

All The Greyhound Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest
Activate Search
School News