Cancelled event provided support

By Michal Ruprecht, Staff Reporter|January 10, 2016

Make sure to read about Challenge Day’s cancellation in issue 7 of North Pointe and check out this supplemental infographic.

Relief for Florida homeowners after Hurricane Milton

Relief for Florida homeowners after Hurricane Milton

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

Courtesy of Haunted Garage Productions

Haunted Garage gives back to community

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

Power of the youth

Power of the youth

Reflecting on “Who I Am”

It seems that singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes has always had a spark of controversy in his blood. From the public's speculation of his sexuality si...

Girls varsity ice hockey embraces a fresh start

Girls varsity ice hockey embraces a fresh start

LEADING THE WAY | From her encouragement at practice to having the ability to race together at States, sophomore Mia Melhelm cherishes the moments she has shared with Avery Beal. “My favorite memories with Avery from swim, have been how supportive and comforting she has always been, and having the opportunity to swim at States with her,” Melhem said.

Swimming into States and beyond

HOPE THROUGH HELP | Face Addiction Now Director of Community Education, Madie Tortomasi, believes that there is so much hope to recover from substance use disorder and no one should let it consume them. “There’s a lot of resources available, so if anyone is struggling you simply can just Google ‘substance use resources in my community’ and it’s easier now than ever to find treatment and to find resources to be able to help them quit whatever they may be addicted to,” Tortomasi said.

Turning struggles into strength: Face Addiction Now club launches

All-American athlete to dedicated librarian

All-American athlete to dedicated librarian

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