Every month staff of The Northwood Omniscient recommends something for students and staff. For the month of November, staff members recommended their favorite shows for students. Ms. Brinkley, advisor for The Northwood Omniscient, and Ms. Sabiston, Northwood theater teacher, also recommended shows for staff.
Sad that Halloween has come and gone all too fast? See how Chatham County and Northwood students chose to decorate for the holiday and how some spent their day!
Staff Writer July Two tells the mystery of the Devil’s Tramping Ground found in Chatham County.
Near the end of the first six weeks of the school year, Northwood English teacher Rachel Donnald decided to give her students an extra credit opportunity in which they would participate in a game of “Among Us” via a Zoom meeting to practice their listening and speaking skills. Since then, the small gathering of English students has evolved into a gaming club.
Take a look at these autumn treats complied by Social Media Editor Grace Leonard.
Staff writer Loren King explores all the possibilities of trick-or-treating with health restrictions this year.
During this time of online learning, students are expected to learn and retain the information they are given in order to do well in their classes. The way most students prepare for an upcoming test or quiz is by studying the material they are given. Studying can be done in many different ways, although some strategies may be more effective than others. But rather than looking at the different ways to study material, let’s look at another factor that research shows has a direct impact on how much information students retain while studying: the food they eat.
