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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

Relief for Florida homeowners after Hurricane Milton

Relief for Florida homeowners after Hurricane Milton

By Kenzie Dera and Molly Lau November 18, 2024

Each year, severe storms are most likely to form across the Atlantic Ocean from June 1 to Nov. 30. Most recently, Milton made landfall on Oct. 9 as a category three hurricane with winds reaching up to...

BRIDGING NEEDS | According to math teacher Lauren Nixon, a school board that recognizes the different needs of both North and South students will lead to a strong district. “We want to support learning, but that's going to look different,” Nixon said. “I think that would be one huge positive outcome from this school board election.”

School board candidates aim to prioritize students first

By Isabella Boedeker, Caroline Murray, and Kathryn Schaden November 15, 2024

The Nov. 5 GPPSS school board election is a crucial moment for determining the future direction of our district, according to math teacher Lauren Nixon. With department curriculum reviews happening...

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Haunted Garage gives back to community

By Kate Kasuba and Katie McLeod November 15, 2024

An intricate haunted attraction, hosted at the home of North Pointe alumni Glen Williams each Halloween season, brings the community together with a festive spirit while also raising funds for Grosse Pointe...

INDEPENDENT PACING | With the flexible schedule that the SAT prep class offers, Sabas has the ability to work at her own pace and tackle her hardest areas of study whenever she needs. “If you need more help on math, you can work more on math and if you needed more English help – you would normally just work on the stuff you need help with,” Sabas said.

More than a test

By Lilly Kline, Finn Collins, and Stephen Listman October 14, 2024

When it comes to the SAT, junior Kristina-Marie Sabas feels, as many highschoolers across the country feel, a sense of dread. However, due to the newly introduced SAT prep class, Sabas has the ability...

Power of the youth

Power of the youth

By Lauren Kaled, Sage Cole, and Charlotte Truss October 14, 2024

Gen Z makes up the newest block of voters, and the Presidential candidates are posting increasingly often on their social media accounts to cater to them. As the Nov. 5 Election Day quickly approaches,...

Checking out the new independent reading policy

Checking out the new independent reading policy

By Katie Madigan, Lainey Beland, and Yana Bottigliero October 11, 2024

A tranquil atmosphere takes over the room as Mrs. Alles's English class finishes their vocabulary quiz. She observes in lighthearted gratitude how, instead of doing their homework or scrolling on their...

Baltimore bridge collapse

Baltimore bridge collapse

By Isabella Boedeker and Lilly Kline May 10, 2024

On March 26, junior Colin Smith watched in shock and confusion as he saw the video recording of the Dali cargo ship colliding with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the heart of Baltimore, Maryland. Eight...

ACHIEVING GOALS | As Detroit has evolved throughout the years, Detroit Sports Commission Deputy Director Marty Dobek notes the vitality of hosting the NFL Draft and other sporting events Downtown to showcase the thriving city. “We're on a great win streak right now as a city,” Dobek said. “The momentum is strong, and it's continuing to grow. Through our work, we're playing a small part by bringing events here and putting Detroit on a platform to tell our new story and showcase our great city that we all know and love.”

Drafting Detroit pride

By Katie Madigan and Kate Kasuba May 9, 2024

As Honolulu Blue flooded the streets of Detroit on April 25-27, one aspect stood out to Detroit Sports Commission Deputy Director Marty Dobek — the sense of community fostered by Lions fans as a result...

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Thinking out loud

By Sasha Poradun, Donell James, and Akasha Teel April 17, 2024

Introducing the Neuralink chip concept in March 2017, founder Elon Musk, aimed to connect human brains to the internet by devices controlled by thought. On Jan. 29 the developed chip got implanted into...

CALL TO ACTION | To promote school pride, Athletic Director Michelle Davis thinks students should stay engaged in community-based activities. “Kids, they need to go out and represent North every day,” Davis said. “We talk about representing North, protecting this house obviously, is one thing, but when they’re at a concert in the community, on a field, still doing what we believe is true as Norsemen to do, to make sure that people see North the way we see North.”

Investigation into concerns raised by two North administrators

By Isabella Boedeker, Ian DuVernay, and Kate Kasuba April 10, 2024

On the first floor of the B-building lies Principal Dr. Kate Murray’s office. Found within her office, is a vertical wooden sign with white letters spelling the word “home.” It stands as a symbol...

Unlocking potential: How Apple’s $3,500 headset redefines technology

Unlocking potential: How Apple’s $3,500 headset redefines technology

By Mia Schultz, Brandon Eshman, and Eli Kociba March 7, 2024

The pulse of technology quicked on Feb. 2 when Apple unveiled its groundbreaking Vision Pros. The headset combines accessibility and augmented reality into wearable technology that revolutionizes how people...

Snowfall shortage link to climate change

Snowfall shortage link to climate change

By Elly Meteer, Jolie Plewa, and Elissa Singh February 28, 2024

This winter, Michigan has experienced both a decline and delay in snowfall, impacting ski resorts and prompting a need to adjust to climate change. As temperatures continue to rise, ski resorts must work...

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