Monthly Archives: March 2021
March 11, 2021
AnnouncementsPledgePoetry Out Loud Competition - Links Are Available @nypol.orgKey Club Food Drive Promo
By: Jacob Marshall, Francesca Chirco, Paige Stepanian, and Momo LaClair
CDC Provides New Guidance for Vaccinated Americans
On Monday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) came out with a new set of guidelines for Americans that have received...
Where Was Mikey Meskos When the Texas Power Grid Failed?
“How could he possibly do that?! It’s like he doesn’t even care about the good people of Texas,” Connor Clarkson, a constituent of Meskos, stated.
High-Risk Sports Begin, Non-Athletes Participate in Risky Academic Behaviors
“The number of students submitting their assignments right at 11:59 p.m. and 59 seconds is truly alarming. And I don’t feel like I can say anything since they are technically turning in their assignments on time. I don’t know what to do.”
Former J-D Student Fatally Shot by Police
On Thursday March 4, 17-year-old former J-D student Judson Albahm was shot and killed by police officers in Jamesville. According to police, Albahm had...
March 9, 2021
AnnouncementsPledgeMeals With Momo (and Paige)
By: Jacob Marshall, Francesca Chirco, Paige Stepanian, and Momo LaClair
J-D Should Keep the SRO Position
Photo depicts Officer Pienkowski (the SRO at J-DHS) standing in the main entrance of the building. Photo Credit: Emilia Patalita
Once again, the presence of...
March 8, 2021
AnnouncementsPledgeRamPage Promo
By: Jacob Marshall, Francesca Chirco, Paige Stepanian, and Momo LaClair
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Russia in Navalny Controversy
Following declassified information showing that Russia’s FSB (Federal Security Service) poisoned top opposition leader and second most popular politician, Alexei Navalny, the Biden administration...
J-DHS Students Recognized at Scholastic Writing Awards
The prestigious Scholastic Writing Awards are a great opportunity for young writers to submit their best pieces and get recognized by highly acclaimed writers....
