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Today is
-- Current Issue: Valentine's 2001
Stoughton Lady Black Knights prove to be an unstoppable force
on the court
SHS is the proud home of the Lady Knights Varsity basketball team,
who are amazingly undefeated with a record of 15-0 more than three
quarters of the way through their season. MORE>>> |
Yates adds write to become top scorer
Junior Nick Yates recently earned recognition by winning two important
and diverse awards: the Math Olympiad and the National Council
of Teachers of English writing contest. For the Olympiad, Yates
had to answer thirty tough multiple choice questions in a variety
of areas including geometry, trigonomety, and algebra. MORE>>> |
Student Advisory Board makes changes
Back in December, the students elected a group of peers to be
the eyes, ears, and voices of the school.
The Advisory Committee Board is made up of Nora Byron (President),
Erin OConnor (Vice President), Adrienne Dancey (Secretary), Audrey
Hunt (Freshman Rep.), Jacquelin Lorenco (Sophomore Rep.), Tanika
Richardson (Junior Rep.), and Jeremy Young (Senior Rep.). MORE>>> |
Extracirricular Update
The latest news briefs from Alternate Infinity, Chess Club, Drama,
Peer Leadership, Gay/Straight Alliance, SADD, and The Stotonian.
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Nursing with Riordon
Mrs. Deirdre Riordon, the new school nurse, is happy with her
new postion here at SHS. I like it here, she said. People seem
friendly and great. Before coming to Stoughton, she worked at
a physicians office for 13 years. She wanted a change and to
be more involved with kids, so becoming a school nurse seemed
a natural choice. MORE>>> |
Conflict Resolution and Peer Mediation
Ms. Berman, the coordinator and trainer of the peer mediation
program at Stoughton High School, had a lot to say about the ability
and growing popularity of the program. It offers an opportunity
to talk out conflicts and disagreements with others, in a safe
and confidential environment. MORE>>>
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Concert and jazz bands ready for competition
The SHS concert and jazz bands are hard at work to continue the
success from this falls marching season. Upcoming competitions
are motivating the musicians to work harder than ever to ready
themselves for the performance. Mr. Christianson and the 22 members
of the jazz band kick off the season on Feb. 15 at the Norwood
Jazz classic. MORE>>> |
Write for The Knight!
Meetings are held Tuesday's afterschool in Room B313.
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