The Issue With Language Learning in America
Cassidee Jackson, Staff Writer
December 4, 2018
Modern day high school students across America are required to take a foreign language once in their four years. Most four-year universities, however, require applicants to take a world language for two years whilst more prestigious universities and colleges such as Stanford or Harvard recommend three t...
Coaching for a Change: Andy Martin
Cynda Allen, Staff Writer
September 17, 2018
Coach Andy Martin is a new staff member to North Forsyth High School and we welcome him with open arms! This is his first year coaching for North High in his 18 years of teaching. He previously taught at Forsyth Central High School and North Forsyth Middle School. When asked what made him want to lea...
Bassett Hits the Big Time: 2017 Teacher of the Year
Holley Murray, Staff Writer
September 19, 2017
On Sept. 5, Ninth grade English teacher James Bassett was announced as 2017 North Forsyth High School teacher of the year. It is an honor that came as a surprise to none of his former students; eyewitnesses from Mrs. Transue’s 10th grade English class, next door to Bassett, can confirm that the room...
The Art Department’s Newest Addition
Abby Marks, Staff Writer
September 20, 2016
Every year, several teachers add to the teacher staff at North Forsyth High School. One of those hired for the 2016-2017 school year is Mrs. Amy Henke, a teacher for painting one and two, visual arts one and yearbook. Henke came to North Forsyth High School after working for North Forsyth Middle School...
Mrs. Rose: An Interview
Daniel Snodgrass and Austin Gray
May 12, 2015
It was a dark and stormy night—thunder roared and lightning flashed. We knew we had to ask Mrs. Rose the questions…but could we do it? Yes, but after the sacrifice of Austin’s right leg and my spleen. You’re welcome. - How have you liked teaching at North Forsyth? “Teaching at North has been the highlight o...
Nelson Selected For an Honorary Award
Kayla Salemi, Staff Writer
March 2, 2015
North Forsyth High School Biology teacher, Stephen Nelson, was recently selected by Georgia Science Teacher Association to be named as 2015 High School Science Teacher of Promise. Mr. Nelson graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor’s Degree in Science Education with an emphasis in Biology. He...
Dr. Superwoman
Natalie Wilson, Staff Writer
January 23, 2014
It is year eight of coming to consciousness before the sun and slipping out of the house, taking precaution not to disturb her family. She piles her papers in the passenger side and rolls out the driveway, sleep persistently knocking in her brain. Tossing it aside, knowing she is counted on to sacrifice...
Our Beloved Johnny Depp – Part 2 (feat. Mrs. Burruss)
Jack Fleming, Podcast Editor
December 13, 2013
Between the secrets from her lips and the fun in her voice, Mrs. Burruss professes her love for Johnny Depp. She explains all her hopes and dreams as well as her daily fixes involving Johnny Depp.
Our Beloved Johnny Depp – Part 1 (feat. Mrs. Carpenter)
Jack Flemming, Podcast Editor
December 13, 2013
Mrs. Carpenter shares a story of how her love of Johnny Depp all began. Her story is truly comical to hear and we get a perfect understanding of just how much she loves Johnny Depp. Through her many expressions that her fellow Johnny Depp fanatic, Mrs. Burruss, has nothing on her obsession, we can see...
Cassidee Jackson, Features Editor
May 8, 2020
To sweeten up your day, here’s a short and simple recipe on how to make apple bars. These apple bars have a serving size of eight people. The preparation time for this recipe...
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