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13th Annual STEAM Showcase

By Sarah Meiselman On March 15, 2023, North Springs hosted the 13th annual STEAM showcase. It is organized by the Sandy Springs Education Force, a nonprofit organization with a mission to create targeted programs that educate, inspire, and prepare public school students in Sandy Springs for the competitive workforce. The Sandy Springs Education Force works to support and raise money for all the public schools … Continue reading 13th Annual STEAM Showcase

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Sexual Violence in Schools

By Eliza Peddi Imagine: One day you go to school on a day like any other. You go to your classes, hang out with friends, and stay for a club. But unlike any other day before, one of your friends confesses to you that they were the victim of unwanted sexual contact. If you were in that situation, what would you do? Be angry that … Continue reading Sexual Violence in Schools

African American Studies: The New Wave in AP Courses

By Kemmie Jackson There is a new Advanced Placement class for students across the nation to take part in: AP African American Studies. This year will be the first time that high school students across the nation will have the option to take the course, and 60 U.S schools so far have offered it as part of their fall curriculum. The course covers everything from … Continue reading African American Studies: The New Wave in AP Courses

CRT’s Important Impact

By: Mairen Brown Critical Race Theory. The dictionary defines Critical Race Theory (“CRT”) as, “A framework of analysis and an academic movement of civil-rights scholars and activists who seek to examine the intersection of race and law in the United States and to challenge mainstream American liberal approaches to racial justice.” Now because this is a “dictionary definition” it is very wordy, let me simplify … Continue reading CRT’s Important Impact

Club Spotlight: Sandwich Making Club

By: Mairen Brown The North Springs Sandwich Project has done it. Since November, the North Springs Sandwich Project has made over 1500 sandwiches, and delivered them to Solidarity Sandy Springs, a shelter right here in our community.   The President, Anna Baylin, a senior at North Springs, and teacher sponsor, as well as Teacher of the Year, Ms. Kelly Olson. After asking a few questions about … Continue reading Club Spotlight: Sandwich Making Club

North Springs Introduces Course Registration for 2022-2023 School Year

North Springs High School has introduced course registration for the 2022-2023 calendar year! This allows you to get ahead and begin the steps for the next year early, register with the link below! https://www.fultonschools.org/domain/8131 Continue reading North Springs Introduces Course Registration for 2022-2023 School Year

North Springs Swim Brings Hardware Home

By: Courtney Suber NSHS swim had the pleasure of competing in the state finals on February 6th, and absolutely dominated the competition! In the 4A-5A classification, these spartan brought their A game, placing in the top 3! North Springs brought home three (almost four) state medals in the 4A-5A classification! Sydney Smith- 3rd place in the 200 IM Sydney Smith – 3rd place in the … Continue reading North Springs Swim Brings Hardware Home

Feel Free to ReLAX, The Schedule for 2022 Boys Lacrosse is Here

By: Courtney Suber North Springs’ boys LAX team is under absolutely no stress while gearing up for the upcoming season. The roster as well as the playing schedule for the season has been released! Access the schedule VIA link: https://northspringsathletics.org/teams/3132279/boys/lacrosse/varsity/schedule The 2022 NSHS Boys Lacrosse Roster: Continue reading Feel Free to ReLAX, The Schedule for 2022 Boys Lacrosse is Here

Phones: for Better or for Worse?

By: Abby Simon and Ansley Bokath Phones should not be seen as just distractors in the classroom. Phones are very helpful even in school, even in individual classes. They can be resourceful for answers. They can also be helpful in an emergency and parent contact. Phones can help kids collaborate with each other without talking loudly.  Imagine if you left your computer at home — … Continue reading Phones: for Better or for Worse?