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The Student News Site of East Haven High School

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Driving EHHS students to the Future: The Switch to Quill.org

Driving EHHS students to the Future: The Switch to Quill.org

David Ross (Cristal), Reporter November 2, 2024

For the past 4 school years, the English department has been attempting to find an easy way to teach grammar, writing, and comprehension quickly and effectively to students. As of the 2024-2025 school...

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Rethinking Discipline: A Restorative Approach at EHHS

Willow Torres, Editor-in-Chief October 11, 2024
Officer Burrell, Mr. Denuzzo, and Mr. Russell want the best for each student, and do not necessarily enjoy discipline. They want students to do the right thing, and be the best they can.
A Letter of Wisdom to Our Upcoming Seniors

A Letter of Wisdom to Our Upcoming Seniors

Ana Romero, Sports Editor/Reporter June 6, 2024

Dear Class of 2025,  As you find yourselves steps away from becoming seniors, I want to put out there a genuine congratulations. This upcoming year is significant not only for us, current seniors and...

Lack of Environmental Awareness In High Schools

Lack of Environmental Awareness In High Schools

Keissy Mejias-Laspina, Reporter June 4, 2024

Members of the EHHS Science Department have expressed interest in including more environmental health related activities into their curriculum in order to make a bigger impact on climate change. In light...

AP Classes and AP Tests: Are They Worth It?

Sofia Calixto, Reporter May 24, 2024

As we head into May, AP Exams will be taking place May 6th-May 16th. Taking this course along with taking the exam have many benefits while also having some downsides. Is paying for the exam and taking...

The Tales of Immigration: EHHS's Newest Students from Behind the Scenes

The Tales of Immigration: EHHS’s Newest Students from Behind the Scenes

Valery Orrego, Reporter/ Sports Editor March 19, 2024

Immigrating to a new country can be very difficult sometimes, especially having to change your whole life just to find better opportunities. At EHHS, we have new students almost every day who moving from...

Dress Code Through the Ages

Dress Code Through the Ages

Isabella Mott, Editor-in-Chief March 4, 2024
Isabella dives into the issues with dress code in society and the bias deeply rooted in it.
Breaking the Stigma: Women in Manufacturing

Breaking the Stigma: Women in Manufacturing

Holly Speers, Editor-in-Chief February 14, 2024

Manufacturing has become one of the most important Technology classes in EHHS. Manufacturing is the process of human creation in the world. This class allows for students to learn a trade and what a manufacturing...

Unveiling The Hunger Games Universe: A Cinematic Journey into The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

Unveiling The Hunger Games Universe: A Cinematic Journey into The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes

Aidan Haley, Reporter February 6, 2024

The Hunger Games, a captivating series that has held our attention, now welcomes a new addition to the franchise: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.  Exploring the Prequel: Nick Yaccorino, a...

Are New Years Resolutions Still Relevant?

Are New Years Resolutions Still Relevant?

Isabella Mott, Editor-in-Chief January 31, 2024
New Years resolutions have been declining in popularity as were getting further into the 20's. Why?
The Worker Bees: EHHS Students' Jobs and Work Study Program

The Worker Bees: EHHS Students’ Jobs and Work Study Program

Holly Speers, Editor-in-Chief January 18, 2024
EHHS Vice Principal, Mr. Anthony Russell said if a student works a minimum of 60 hours they can earn a half credit and if you work a minimum of 120 hours you will earn a full credit.
Deceptive Perceptions: Race and Ethnicity in EHHS

Deceptive Perceptions: Race and Ethnicity in EHHS

Mariana Lugo, Reporter January 12, 2024
In this next edition of our multicultural series, Mariana Lugo tackles the perception of race and ethnicity across our school population.
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