All North entrances will be locked throughout the day, excluding a 30 minute window between 8:45 and 9:15 a.m., beginning Tuesday March 25. Keypads are installed on both the Tiger Drive and Theater...

Despite North being known for its high rankings and stellar class opportunities, U.S News and World Report has North ranked 43 in Massachusetts. Displaying a steady decline from place 22 in 2018 and place...

When I proposed the curriculum for Law & Society, I got permission from one of the law school professors at BU to use material we had in an undergraduate course called “Law: The Concept of Fault”....

Students on the Green Team taught their peers about ways to support a healthy environment during Sustainability Day during f-block Tuesday, Nov. 26 on Main Street. “We are trying to share about our...

North students, alumni, and other community members spoke at the second annual TEDx event organized by North’s TEDx club in the Little Theater Wednesday, Feb. 12. This year’s theme was “The Power...

With flu on the rise, North has seen a significant increase in student and faculty absences due to sickness.  According to school nurse Margaret McMenamy, flu season lasts from August to April every...

North’s Leadership in a Diverse Society class, which has existed for 30 years, will begin accepting 100 nominations for sophomores and juniors this month to take the year-long elective in the 2025-26...

Next Gen Voices’ annual Civics Day presented students with convenient opportunities to take civic action locally Jan. 23.  According to Co-Founder and Co-Director of North’s Center for Civic Engagement,...

The annual Sophomore Speech Showcase, held Friday, Jan. 24, in the Lasker Auditorium, honored Martin Luther King Jr. and encouraged students to use their voices to inspire change. The finalists, TJ...

Senior Molly Donnellan received the Annual Outstanding Vocational Technical Student Award for the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program students, during the awards ceremony at the Lasker Auditorium...

Juniors and their parents gathered in the Lasker Auditorium for a presentation from North’s guidance office surrounding future planning, Wednesday, Jan. 8. Eight of North’s counselors discussed...

Sophomores taking the ELA MCAS this March will be the first to complete the test without the pressure of passing being a graduation requirement. According to the New York Times, 59 percent of voters...