Super Tuesday 2020: a World of Competition and Unexpected Results
Mary McIlvain, Managing Editor
March 6, 2020
With the 2020 presidential election in a matter of months, much of the United States has been keeping a close eye on the nation’s current political landscape. Super Tuesday, which fell on March 3, delivered results that were likely surprising to anyone who closely followed the Democratic candidates'...
JBJ Soul Kitchen’s Festive Outreach at South
Mary McIlvain, Managing Editor
March 1, 2020
Jon Bon Jovi is renowned across the country for his successful career in the music industry; however, locally, he is also well-known for creating JBJ Soul Kitchen, a community outreach program that provides meals for those who can otherwise not afford it. JBJ Soul Kitchen has multiple locations, including...
Media Center Brings Coding to South
Nicole Guglielmi, Editor-in-chief
December 23, 2019
Starting out in the fall of 2017 as South’s very own media specialist, Ms. Nagy has drastically transformed the ways in which MHSS students interact with the media center and all it has to offer. As there has been a global shift that has beget a generation of near-native technology users, t...
MHSS Thanksgiving Pep Rally
December 17, 2019
On November 27th, South hosted its annual Thanksgiving pep rally. Students gathered around to celebrate as the band, cheerleaders, and gymnasts performed for the student body.
The Eagle Eye’s First Annual Costume Contest
October 22, 2019
The Eagle Eye presents The Eagle Eye's First Annual Costume Contest Come join The Eagle Eye's Halloween Costume Contest on October 31st during Block 4 in the Boys Gym. This year, it’s completely free to dress up for Halloween for all grades. And for those who participate in the free ...
Climate Activists Take on NYC
Morgan Barnes, News Editor
September 20, 2019
With climate change on the rise and on the minds of many, people around the world have taken action toward fighting what some say is a real crisis for our environment. Greta Thunberg, a sixteen-year-old environmental activist, is leading a strike this Friday, September 20 in New York City’s Foley S...
A Global Crisis: Attacks on Religious Institutions
Mary McIlvain, Managing Editor
May 9, 2019
The Price of Hatred In recent global news, violence targeted at religious groups has escalated at an alarming rate. Places of worship are being targeted--from bombings to mass shootings--by perpetrators fueled by hatred. This radical behavior is not directed solely at one group. Rather, it’s happen...
Sushi Comes to South
Nicole Guglielmi, Editor in Chief
March 19, 2019
This upcoming Wednesday, March 20th, South students will be greeted with a brand-new item on the menu: sushi. Now, every Wednesday, students will have the opportunity to dine and enjoy the seafood here at South. Partnering with local restaurant, Matata Asian Cuisine, the school will receive these new menu...
Senior Flex: Everything You Need to Know
Nicole Guglielmi, Editor in Chief
March 1, 2019
Recently, current Middletown High School South juniors gathered together in the gym in anticipation of a presentation that would soon offer a unique senior year class set-up, one that has never been offered to MHSS students. This newly established program was introduced as Senior Flex, and provoked major ...
Joanne Deignan Named Teacher of the Year
Cassidy Cimino, Senior Writer
January 30, 2019
There is a great deal of admiration for mathematics teacher Joanne Deignan here at Middletown High School South--so much so that she has been named Teacher of the Year. “I have had Mrs. Deignan for two years and everyday I go into class excited to learn. She makes lessons fun and easy to understand, as ...
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