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Natalie Browns Big Finish: The Road to Valedictorian

Natalie Brown’s Big Finish: The Road to Valedictorian

Bella Katynski, Reporter June 7, 2024

Senior Natalie Brown earned herself the title of the Class of 2024’s Valedictorian. She put her all into her years of schooling and has earned many achievements for all her hard work. But, is being the...

Mrs. Marsico says Au Revoir to EHHS after 33 years

Mrs. Marsico says Au Revoir to EHHS after 33 years

Isabella Mott, Reporter June 5, 2024

Mrs. Carla Marsico, the World Language Team Leader, is retiring after 33 years of teaching. Mrs. Marsico teaches both French classes and Spanish classes for EHHS, being the only French teacher in the building....

East Haven Town Budget Lead to Cuts at EHPS

East Haven Town Budget Lead to Cuts at EHPS

Isabella Mott, Reporter May 23, 2024

EHPS requested a $2.7 million increase to the budget to fulfill the requirements of the district needs, but the town of East Haven gave the schools only $250,000 for the 2024-2025 school year. East Haven...

Exploring Democracy: The International Club visits the State Capitol

Exploring Democracy: The International Club visits the State Capitol

Ana Romero, Sports Editor/Reporter May 15, 2024

The EHHS International Club embarked on an eye-opening journey to the Connecticut State Capitol. Guided by their president, Daniel Palma, the club members immersed themselves in the heart of democracy,...

The New EHHS International Club: Building Community and Connecting Cultures

The New EHHS International Club: Building Community and Connecting Cultures

Ana Romero, Sports Editor/Reporter May 8, 2024

EHHS is proud to announce the launch of a new club that fosters inclusivity, cultural exchange, and community engagement: the International Club. Led by former president and EHHS senior Yerson Daniel Palma...

EHHS HOSA Hosted a Blood Drive Again

EHHS HOSA Hosted a Blood Drive Again

Isabella Mott, Reporter May 7, 2024

EHHS hosts a blood drive each year to help our local hospitals in need of blood. HOSA has just hosted a very successful blood drive a few weeks prior, and they plan to host the next blood drive on April...

Upcoming Peer-Mentorship Program

Upcoming Peer-Mentorship Program

Keissy Mejias-Laspina, Reporter May 1, 2024

Vice Principal Salvatore Vollero is planning to implement a peer-mentorship program at East Haven High School in the near future, meant to support students struggling to adjust to high school. Vollero...

Indulge in the Sweetness of Anginette Cookies

Indulge in the Sweetness of Anginette Cookies

Keissy Mejias-Laspina, Reporter April 19, 2024

On Friday April 19th, this year’s Anginette Wars will be taking place in EHHS starting at 6pm. Everyone is welcome to watch and tickets are only $20. They can be purchased online on EventBrite! Anginette...

Class of 2025s New Officers

Class of 2025’s New Officers

Sofia Calixto, Reporter April 16, 2024

The class of 2025 advisors held elections in November and were introduced 5 new officers.  President: Gonul Celik. She is a wrestler on the East Haven Varsity Wrestling team. Vice president: Angelina...

Buzzing with Activity for Disability Awareness Month

Buzzing with Activity for Disability Awareness Month

Holly Speers, Editor-in-Chief April 15, 2024

In honor of Disability Awareness Month, the EHHS National Honors Society recognized the students in our school with disabilities of their own. The students involved in the Honors Society came together...

Hagaman Memorial Library Presents..Film Night: “Wonka” (2023) (PG)

April 4, 2024

East Haven: Enjoy a night out and pizza and drinks!  Visit the Hagaman Memorial Library on Thursday, May 30 at 5:00 p.m. for a showing of the film Wonka (2023) (PG) starring Timothée Chalamet, Keegan-Michael...

Its Time for SATs

It’s Time for SAT’s

Sofia Calixto, Reporter April 1, 2024

Junior year has been claimed to be the hardest year in high school. Other than the fact that the course and workload is heavier, it is time to start preparing for life after high school. Junior year also...

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