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By Sarah Meiselman With summer on its way, North Springs students will all have a lot of extra free time, which is why I decided to make a list of fun activities to do to stay active and drive off boredom. Outdoor activities: When I think of summer, I imagine lathering up in sunscreen and going outside to enjoy the sunny skies, so here are … Continue reading Summer Is Here! Now What?
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by Kemmie Jackson Multicultural Night at North Springs is a time for students from different backgrounds to come together and share their culture, customs, and experiences with their peers and families. This Thursday, March 9th, the school will celebrate cultures from around the globe during the day through several performances, as well as events held on Thursday evening. Senorita Ferris, who is a Spanish teacher, … Continue reading Multi Cultural Night Returns to North Springs
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By: Christina Nichols-Guinn Fab’rik: a shopaholic’s dream. It is a trendy boutique that has new selections every day that use high-end fabrics. It stays on top of the hot new fashion trends and offers all your clothing, jewelry, and shoe needs. The staff at this female-founded female-led boutique will make you want to come here more. They can guide you through the selection process. When … Continue reading Fab’rik: More Than Just Fabrics
Ever thought about doing YOGA? Well our North Springs students had fun doing some YOGA poses! The CBI class wants to thank everyone who joined. What an incredible day! “Thank you for everyone who came and joined us today! We had an incredible time! Enjoy some pictures of us doing namaste!” Mrs. Hanniger Continue reading YOGA Day with CBI!
By: Courtney Suber When you first hear the term ‘rowing’, what do you think of? A wooden canoe with maneuverable oars? A kayak with a long double ended paddle? Or do you think of the CORRECT association? A shell made of carbon fiber with rigors attached and oars made specifically to make that loud THUNK when you feather? I can assure you the last one … Continue reading Rowing: A Million Reasons You Should Consider Joining
By: Emily Papleux Quarantine is tragic in the uprising pandemic that has brought most of our favorite things to an end, and most of us have nothing to do but look at the disappointing updates and news. But this series will be reviewing books that are worth the time spent in your isolation. Reading is a cozy and addictive way to spend your time, not to mention the different realities and worlds books can suck you into that makes any … Continue reading Book Talk: An Introduction
By: Saaniah Hardy The School year is off to a fun start…Wait wrong year, this school year is off to a weird start I’m sure we all know this by now. We are learning how to manage behind the scenes, we can’t say it’s easy, but we’re having fun. One of our own wanted to bring you into the fun side and give you a short crossword puzzle on … Continue reading Oracle Crossword: How well do you know The Oracle and Echo staff?
by Saaniah Hardy https://play.kahoot.it/v2/?quizId=4d33a042-32c6-462b-93a3-f01f9ec60df4 We’ve done “How well do you know the staff” and you might know a little bit about us. Let’s now see if you know your school. Let’s put you to the test with these slightly hard questions. Don’t worry — we won’t embarrass you too much. It’s just 20 questions. Have fun! You can play as a class, with friends, or by yourself. Use this link above!! Continue reading How well do you know North Springs?
By: Courtney Suber Letter writing is a pastime that millions have utilized and marveled over in the past, but as society progressed on with technology and the email was invented we seemed to fall out of touch. Except for the occasional birthday card with twenty dollars from your grandma;I doubt that you dear reader have received or written a letter in ages. Although coronavirus is … Continue reading The Art of Letter Writing: Social Distancing Edition
The NSHS counselors are hosting their First Virtual Final Hurdle on Wednesday, April 29th. The purpose is to equip students to be “admissions ready” on the post-secondary level. Students can sign in to attend sessions for their desired schools. For information, email Ms. Butler at ButlerA1@fultonschools.org Continue reading Virtual Hurdle at NSHS!
