Providing students with a unique learning experience, Zoology, Microbiology and Environmental Science teacher Chris Skowronski took his classes on a combined field trip to the Toledo Zoo, which contains...
There aren’t many farm places in Grosse Pointe, but in chemistry teacher Wendy Jerome's backyard, you can find her taking care of all sorts of farm animals, from ducks and chickens to bunnies and guinea...
After downhill skiing for as long as he can remember, math teacher Bradley Smith decided to switch it up in 2021 and try skate skiing. For Smith, it wasn’t about going down the mountain fast anymore,...
Giving students an opportunity to look at different paths other than college, the district’s annual Skilled Trades Career Night was hosted in the North’s gymnasium on Feb. 27. From cosmetology to firefighting,...
On March 6, the Health Career Investigations Club, and Applied Med class hosted a presentation to inform interested students about working in radiology. This presentation addressed the fact that radiology...
If you are at school past the last bell, you may be lucky enough to run into one of our custodians, Carol Johnson, whose smile and kind words just may make your whole day. Not only does Johnson care for...
With increased interest and participation in the Distributive Education Clubs of America group, President senior Caleb Kosel and Vice-President senior Leilani Feltman have been able to help propel the...
Diving into the chaos of new faces and new content halfway through the school year is not an easy task, but for new social studies teacher Madeline Campbell, her background in competitive volleyball has...
