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Raiders 4x800 Team Stands Atop Podium at Mill Creek

North Forsyth Track and Field Ready for Region Championship

Jackson Blackwell, Staff Writer April 18, 2024

After last year’s disappointing performance in the region championship, the North Forsyth track and field team will look to rebound and display improvement at Apalachee High School on Thursday and Saturday....

Mary Ewing at the teacher of the year award.

Welcoming the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year…

Kiera Walker, Staff Writer September 10, 2023

This year the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year award goes to Mary Ewing. She teaches A.P. Literature, American Literature and Journalism at North Forsyth High School. North Forsyth had 5 nominees for teacher...

The North Forsyth Choir Program’s Spring Concert “You Do Not Walk Alone”

The NFHS Choir Presents “You Do not Walk Alone”

Tori Harrill, Staff Writer April 24, 2023

As the end of the year draws to a close, it is time for Seniors to say their goodbyes. The North Forsyth Choir is having their spring concert, “You Do not Walk Alone” on April 25th.   The...

With so many options, it can be difficult deciding which session to sign up for. Thankfully, many teachers offer the same sessions every week Photos by: Rohani Nguyen.

Wellness Sessions You Can Count On

Elizabeth Wood, Features Editor February 1, 2023

Raider Time was created to give students a time when they can sign up for sessions that they want to go to. Raider Time is overall a productive time when students can study, take tests, make up work, etc....

Eugene Seese conducting the orchestra during the Materna Requiem rehearsal. Photo by the Focal Center Instagram.

The Music Community Comes Together in a Performance of “Materna Requiem”

Tori Harrill, Staff Writer May 6, 2022

After months of dedication and hard work, North Forsyth Choir’s Cantamus and Chamber Singers presented “Materna Requiem” by Rebecca Dale on April 26 at the new FoCAL Center. The requiem translates...

In just 11 days, North’s Special Education program pulled together the Specialized Prom. The event united students, disabilities or not, for a night full of fun. Here is Special Education teacher Jessica Ward with senior Dustin Thomas at the dance. Photo by Jessica Ward.

North Forsyth Presents Their First-Ever Specialized Prom

Cynda Allen, Editor-in-Chief March 16, 2022

The red carpet was rolled out. Members of Esports and MCJROTC cheered and held up signs saying “You’re a Superstar!” and “We love you!” It was the night of North Forsyth High School’s first-ever...

Pain marks you, but too deep to see. Out of sight, out of mind. - Chapter 21 of “The Handmaid’s Tale,” one of the many banned books. Photo by Sarah Treusch.

Banning Books Benefits No One

Kinley Waltman, Staff Writer February 27, 2022

Why do people ban books? It is usually for religious or political reasons: an idea, a scene, or a character in the book offends someone's religion, morals, or political beliefs. Some people believe that...

The final score of the JV girls North Forsyth vs. Dawson game was 5-1. Photo by NFHS.

North Wins JV Soccer Game Against Dawson 5-1

Kinley Waltman, Staff Writer February 1, 2022

On Thursday, Jan. 27, there was a JV girls soccer game at Dawson, and North won 5-1. They scored more goals this season than last season. The goalie was out with Covid-19, so newcomers had to fill in....

The junior boy’s volleyball team celebrated their victory with a selfie (Photo by Nofo Volleyball).

Inside North’s First-Ever Boy’s Volleyball Tournament

Kinley Waltman, Staff Writer January 31, 2022

On Wednesday, Jan. 19, North male students participated in a volleyball tournament during Raider Time and Wellness. Each grade was pinned against one another, and numerous Varsity Volleyball players coached...

Meet the new Food Nutrition & Wellness teacher, Laura Morrison. She spoke on many topics, including her plans for this upcoming school year. Photo by: Cynda Allen.

All About Ms. Laura Morrison

Cynda Allen, Editor-in-Chief September 30, 2021

Due to the opening of East Forsyth High School, many students and staff members left North Forsyth High School. With so many teaching slots open for the 2021-2022 school year, North hired new educators...

Martin shares her plans for drama this school year.
Photo by: Kinley Waltman.

A “Clue” About Ms. Martin

Kinley Waltman, Staff Writer September 17, 2021

With the opening of East Forsyth, many new teachers, including Colleen Martin, were hired for the 2021-2022 school year. Martin has many plans for drama this year. One thing Martin has planned for this...

Principal Bob Carnaroli and Assistant Principal Angela Loftus stand with Charlotte Stevens as she accepts her award.

Ms. Charlotte Stevens: The 2021-2022 Teacher of the Year

Madison Lamons, Staff Writer September 8, 2021

On Friday, Sept. 3, Assistant Principal Angela Loftus announced to teachers in the cafeteria that the 2021-2022 Teacher of the Year would be Ms. Charlotte Stevens. Stevens has been teaching for 20...

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