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Two members of the YMCA, Will and Mercy.
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The YMCA Comes To NAHS
A closer look into the new program joining us after school
Misty Stolz, Stringer • September 18, 2024

This year, we are experiencing so many new things. New administration, new teachers, new electives, and even a new after-school program. The...

Being that it was the first day of school, some teachers didn't know where their emergency signs were, some of which were out of date.
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A Shaky First Day Back at NAHS
A Back-to-School report card
Alejandro Magana, Staff Journalist • August 16, 2024

On Monday, August 14 students returned from their long summer break back to Northridge Academy and were met with quite an eventful day. What...

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NAHS To Host Its First Ever Home-Coming Dance
NAHS To Host Its First Ever Home-Coming Dance
Alejandro Magana, Staff Journalist • October 1, 2024

Northridge Academy is no ordinary high school. Being such a small school, with a population not exceeding 950 students, NAHS is subject to many...

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Sign posted on room 217
Horrible Smell Haunts Second Floor
Alejandro Magana, Staff Journalist • September 27, 2024
Expanded Library Opportunities for NAHS Students
Expanded Library Opportunities for NAHS Students
Jaron Maglinao, Staff Journalist • September 20, 2024
Ms. Schink's new class in Forensics welcomes new text.
New and Changed Electives for The Pumas
Jaron Maglinao, Staff Journalist • August 22, 2024
New Teachers Welcomed.
Faculty Gets New Faces
Aaron Hernandez, Staff Journalist • August 16, 2024
Principal Lee, a fan of Marvel movies.
New Admins Come to NAHS
Krishna Rivera, Staff Journalist • August 14, 2024
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Photos of protestors in front of NAHS
Castro departure brings protests
Asimilation and Cyrus Morales June 24, 2024

As the school year has wrapped up, students, faculty, and staff were all struck with the sudden news- that all three of our administration members...

Ms. Goodman
Goodman Wins LAUSD Teacher of the Year
Rafaelle Cordero and Josiah Anderson June 6, 2024

In early May, NAHS social sciences teacher, Ms. Goodman was selected as one of 24 Teachers of the Year  by LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho....

News Crew visits CSUN's journalism department in early spring.  Junior Anaiah Greene, seniors Kailey Trujillo and Casey Teramoto, sophomore Olivia Munoz, senior Sean Hunt, sophomore Natalie Gutierrez, senior Josiah Anderson, Mr. Kent, senior Joseph Adwani, and CSUN representative, Stephanie Bluestein.
An Inside Look at News Crew
Kailey Trujillo, Managing Editor • June 4, 2024

News Crew is a club-like leadership organization started this year here at Northridge Academy High, which allows students to write stories on...

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The Perfect Movies For The Fall Season
Stephanie Estrada, Stringer • September 27, 2024

As the autumn leaves start changing and falling from their branches, the weather starts to get colder. It feels like the perfect time to wear...

The Rise of AI In Academics
The Rise of AI In Academics
Jaron Maglinao, Staff Journalist • September 13, 2024

In relation to academics, artificial intelligence can be considered a controversial topic. AI in academics can run into problems when dealing...

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Modern Maximalism and the Return of Physical Media
Ray Rosales, Stringer • September 6, 2024

In recent years from near the end of quarantine and even during quarantine, the aesthetic and overall appeal of maximalism has increased tremendously....

The Beef With Chick Flicks
The Beef With Chick Flicks
Olivia Muñoz, Freelancer • May 16, 2024

Growing up, I had a certain fondness for chick flicks, movies targeted towards women that feature mainly female protagonists and themes of romance....

Scott Schmerelson's field office is at Birmingham High School.
Student Advisory Council Represents You
Stephanie Estrada, Stringer • September 13, 2024

The Student Advisory Council (SAC) is for students who want to see change in their schools and district. It aims to make a difference for all...

Look for the signs.
Teenage Dating Violence
Anaiah Greene, Staff Journalist • June 9, 2024
Teenage Dating Violence is a common problem and is very serious, the number of cases continues to rise. So why isn't it talked about enough?
Common Foods Will Change Due to California Food Safety Act
Common Foods Will Change Due to California Food Safety Act
Anaiah Greene, Staff Journalist • May 1, 2024

  California has just passed a Bill, banning Red Dye 3, brominated vegetable oil, potassium bromate, and propylparaben. If you look at...

Falling Back into Fall Sports
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Falling Back into Fall Sports
Misty Stolz, Stringer • September 6, 2024

As we settle into the new year, we can start to see the school spirit shine through. Our sports teams are finally back. The fall season of sports...

Mr. Bateman,  Mr. Andrade, and  Alejandra Romero enjoying their visit at Dodger Staduim.
Stadium Tour Given to NAHS Softball Player
Aaron Hernandez, Staff Journalist • August 23, 2024
'23 Cross Country Season in Review
'23 Cross Country Season in Review
Hannah Carlson, Stringer • December 5, 2023
Faculty Fill Coaching Needs
Faculty Fill Coaching Needs
Sean Hunt, Program Manager • December 5, 2023