Most students understand the purpose of the cellphone policy; to keep students off of their phones during class time. Students understand this and some even agree to it. There is a reason why students might second guess this policy and a concern I share with said students. Safety.    We have...

Last month, my junior class and I took a day trip to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, to learn more extensively about the experiences which may not be conveyed in the classroom. The museum covers everything on African American history, from the...

The first ever HMHS Multicultural Day was held Tuesday, February 27th, celebrating both world language classes as well as affinity clubs. Food, games, crafts, and presentations came together to complete the celebration.      Events were held across different rooms in the school,...

Jason Kelce, the unconquerable center for the Philadelphia Eagles, has etched his name in the records of NFL history with a career spanning over a decade. From his humble beginnings to his status as one of the league's most respected veterans, Kelce's journey embodies perseverance, resilience, and unseen...

This past musical season the HMHS drama club put on Chicago: Teen Edition. This was the first musical season without Mr. DiDonato as director, (welcoming a new face, Ms. Ava Kepple for the job), and came as a resounding success across audiences. Leading roles included Elena Domenico (a junior) as Roxie,...