Stock Club Gains Points at Northwood
The stocks club at Northwood aims to teach students about stocks at a younger age so that they will be prepared for the stock market when they are able to trade.
Visual Art, Music, Theatre, Dance Programs Thrive at Northwood
Northwood’s arts education is home to a variety of classes, societies and extracurriculars that fall under one of the four art disciplines offered: visual arts, music, theatre arts and dance.
Teachers Discuss 2021-2022 School Year Struggles
Listen to Staff Writer Ray Brock interview seven Northwood teachers on the challenges they’re facing this year.
Asian American Cultural Club Educates, Celebrates
Among the variety of new clubs at Northwood, the Asian American Cultural Club offers students an opportunity to learn about and celebrate Asian cultures. Yar...
Northwood Stars Feature in Local Film Projects
The performing arts industry can be a difficult yet rewarding career to be a part of. Although it is challenging to obtain jobs in the...
Girls in Wrestling: Passion Outweighs Challenges
With Northwood’s fall sports season coming to an end, students are beginning to buzz about new athletic opportunities. For junior female wrestler Dream Walker and sophomore wrestler Carleigh Burger, the winter sports season is a time to display their passion out on the wrestling mat.
Volunteering: Northwood Students Serve Their Community
Volunteering is one of many ways to help out the community and gain leadership skills. Northwood has several clubs that volunteer as part of their organization’s activities.
Pride Club: Northwood’s LGBTQ+ Community Educates and Creates
Every Thursday, members of both the LGBTQ+ community and allies meet for Pride Club. Created in 2015, Pride Club has grown in numbers since then and is attempting to create a designated space for students at Northwood.
Northwood Student Council Promotes Unity Throughout School
This year, Northwood’s student council is taking a new approach after a challenging year. “[We hope to] ignite unity within Northwood’s community by creating engaging opportunities,” Student Body President Kennedy Poston said.