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North Pointe Now

The student news site of Grosse Pointe North High School.                               707 Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236

North Pointe Now

The student news site of Grosse Pointe North High School.                               707 Vernier Rd., Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236

North Pointe Now

Owning the future of North

Owning the future of North

By Sasha Kezhaya and Mia Schultz October 16, 2025

Every school has its dusty trophies, old banners, and mascots—but none of that means anything without the pride of the students who bring those symbols to life. Pride is what replaces the quiet footsteps...

Why outdoor summer jobs are the best

Why outdoor summer jobs are the best

By Carson Janisse and Stephen Listman May 31, 2025

With the school year coming to an end and the weather improving, many students are seeking jobs for the summer. There are a variety of options for students, with some of the most popular being lifeguarding,...

Water Wars is exciting, but should the school sanction it?

Water Wars is exciting, but should the school sanction it?

By Brandon Eshman and Noah Kociba May 30, 2025

Before you read: For the past couple years, Water Wars has been a part of the senior year experience. The event, which consists of seniors trying to eliminate each other by finding opponents and...

Staying studious: Tips to tackle procrastination

Staying studious: Tips to tackle procrastination

By Noah Kociba, Staff Reporter April 30, 2025

Throughout my high school career I have struggled with procrastination. I usually found ways to put off doing serious work until the last possible moment, creating many excuses to justify why I do it....

Tracking my trash throughout the week

Tracking my trash throughout the week

By Lilly Kline, Managing editor April 30, 2025

I like to think of myself as an environmentally conscious person. I use a reusable water bottle pretty religiously, brush my teeth with a bamboo toothbrush and make sure to turn off the lights when I leave...

Teacher appreciation matters

Teacher appreciation matters

By Editorial Board April 29, 2025

Teachers are the backbone of education, shaping our minds and preparing us for the future challenges ahead. Despite their crucial role, teacher retention is escalating, fueled by a growing lack of...

Bittersweet feelings in the air at this year’s Grammys

Bittersweet feelings in the air at this year’s Grammys

By Molly Lau and Gabby Haddad April 2, 2025

Sitting at the edge of our couches, we waited eagerly with popcorn in hand to see if our favorite songs and albums from the past year won, the artists giving a speech, performance and taking home an award....

Embracing Irish history in St. Patrick’s Day celebrations

Embracing Irish history in St. Patrick’s Day celebrations

By Katie Madigan and Yana Bottigliero March 11, 2025

As the March sun shines down, millions of parade goers across the country strut the streets in floppy hats and cloverleaf glasses. In schools, children snack on chocolate coins and playfully pinch...

Prioritizing Special Education

Prioritizing Special Education

By Editorial Board March 11, 2025

One of the most pressing challenges in Special Education today is the global teacher shortage, which affects all grade levels and districts. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, enrollment in teacher preparation...

More than a month: Black history should not be limited to one part of the year

More than a month: Black history should not be limited to one part of the year

By Editorial Board March 5, 2025

Since 1976, February has been known as Black History Month. This month is used to spotlight all of the courageous Black heroes, inventors, artists, intellectuals, activists and more who helped advance...

My journey into journaling

My journey into journaling

By Isabella Boedeker, Managing Editor February 27, 2025

Over the course of just 14 days, I set out to form a new habit for myself: journaling. I wanted it to become a ritual, something I’d wake up eager to do and close my day with– a consistent moment of...

Valentine’s Day: Love for all or just a commercialized hustle?

Valentine’s Day: Love for all or just a commercialized hustle?

By Mia Schultz and Jolie Plewa February 14, 2025

Pro Valentine’s Day isn’t just a celebration for couples—it’s a day to recognize love in all its forms. From family to friendships to partnerships, it’s a chance to show appreciation through...

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