By Sophia-Marie Sirois On Friday December 12th, students quickly prepared banners, kids cheered in the halls, while others flooded the gym after Principal Mr. Hults called for a rare impromptu pep rally to celebrate[…]
Powerschool App is Back for Students after More than Two Months of Struggle
By Evan Weisheit “I can’t access powerschool!” “I can’t check my grades!” Phrases like these were heard over and over starting in September, when students could no longer access Powerschool on their phones. According to[…]
A Whimsical Week of Spirit: Falling Down the Rabbit Hole of School Pride
By Ruzayna Ulfat This November, our school took a trip down the rabbit hole for Spirit Week, leading up to the much-anticipated homecoming and pep rally. With “Alice in Wonderland” as our homecoming theme, students[…]
Class Officers Elected at THS; Juniors Face a Close Contest
By Sophia-Marie Sirois The THS class officers have been elected. All officers for their respective classes ran unopposed- except for the Juniors. There was a tight race between Junior class president candidates, Juliet Fowler and[…]
8th Graders Get a First Look at Life at THS During Fresh Start Visit
By Alexa Szymczak In October, ETJ’s 8th graders came to visit THS. Our Fresh Start Mentors led scavenger hunts around the school that helped them learn all about what our school has to offer. The[…]
Supporting Success: A Look at the PTSA’s Impact
By Esmeralda Juan Gonzalez The PTSA has long been the backbone of our school community, providing vital support for students, teachers, and families alike. Through funding for school programs and resources, organizing community events, and[…]
Terryville High School Variety Show Lights Up the Stage by Bayleigh Pellow
On March 7th, 2025, the auditorium at Terryville High School buzzed with excitement as students, teachers, and parents gathered for the annual Variety Show. The evening featured an impressive array of talent, from junior Sarah[…]
Bridging Generations Through Pop Culture and Slang by Sol Santiago Prado
The Generation Gap In our school, there’s a prevalent disconnect between students and teachers when it comes to making media references because of the age gap between them. It’s common for teachers to get blank[…]
Finding Balance: How Terryville Students Juggle School and Work by Erik Weisheit
With nearly 30% of Terryville High students juggling part-time jobs alongside their academic responsibilities, the challenge of balancing work and school has become a significant part of student life. As someone who juggles classes, sports,[…]
Wrestling ‘25 Season by Sol Santiago Prado
The Terryville High School wrestling team had an outstanding season this year! They excelled at both the state championships and the Berkshire League Championship. They finished with an impressive 12-3 season record, their best performance[…]