Letters to the Editor

Remembering Mr. Pellerin

Kaitlyn Corbin, Staff Writer • November 8, 2024

As is stated in his obituary, “Arthur William Pellerin, 57, of Groveland, passed away peacefully at his home on Sunday, August 18th after a brief but courageous battle with glioblastoma.” Mr....

Letters to the Editor

James Steward, Evan Miller, Tess Adams, and Jack French • June 7, 2024

Opinion: Students should be able to purchase a second lunch Submitted by: James Steward Every day during block 5/6, students flood the lunchroom to take a break and eat with their friends. The district...

A Call to Action: A Message from Brownell Library

February 9, 2024

The City of Essex Junction is in the midst of determining the budget for FY25. The Brownell Library was asked by the City Council to keep our budget the same as FY24 (level funding) or increase it by 2%....

Opinion: Head Injuries in Sport

Emma Egan, Guest Writer • December 8, 2023

In my neuroscience class, we have spent the last several weeks focusing on Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). CTE is a brain condition caused by several head injuries, and it can later lead to something...

Opinion: Where’s your school spirit for the arts?

Abigail Martin, Staff Writer • October 27, 2023

Have you been to a football game? Or at the very least Homecoming? What about a hockey game? Lacrosse or soccer? The answer is probably yes. But what about a school play or musical? What about any other...

Senior Nostalgia

Ella Weidman, Editor • June 9, 2023

Over 300 years ago, the word nostalgia was coined as a term for a feeling of homesickness. In time, nostalgia has expanded its meaning to more of an act of reflection and sometimes longing for a past time...

Stop the Willow Project

Roslyn Gibbons, Staff Writer • March 31, 2023

The world is facing the biggest climate crisis in history, and it’s about to get much worse. On March 13, the Biden administration approved the horrific Willow Project in Alaska, ConocoPhillips’s...

Color Wars: The Debate Over What to Wear This Friday

May 31, 2022

Since April, Essex High School Students Demand Action has planned to “turn the school orange” in honor of Wear Orange, a national event to remember lives taken by gun violence and to raise awareness...

“To the EHS librarians, thank you for making me feel seen”

December 4, 2021

To the Editor: Recently, concerns were raised over a graphic novel from the EHS library called Genderqueer. The novel in question is a memoir by Maia Kobabe, written about eir experiences with gender...