“Public education to me, and I say this all the time, is the cornerstone of our democracy,” said Flor Diaz- Smith, chair of the school board. The school budget is calculated using the long term weighted...

“The new schedule is not equitable for academic support classes,” said Sarah Lund, a special educator at U-32.   “[Special education is] supposed to focus on catching kids up and also...

Student Council is a hardworking part of U-32’s school community, and a voice for the students. They work on several projects at a time to better the student experience, and rely on admin and their fellow...

This article was written by Journalism students Grace Cannella and Lexi Briskie.   Water is essential for life and everyone needs to drink it. While at school, water fountains are important for...

This article was written by Margo Cannella, a freshman in the journalism class here at U-32.    This year, U-32 has 7 student-teacher interns in many different departments. Ray Wells and Megan...

This article was written my Lei DeGroot, a sophomore in the journalism class here at U32.    Have you ever needed something and a teacher wouldn’t give it to you? You’re in luck, the U-32 Middle...

This article was written by Journalism student Elise O'Brien.   After the original school budget was voted down, everyone's mind was on cuts.  These cuts include positions, funding, parts of courses,...

This article was written by Journalism student, Cody Young.   It was a quiet Saturday afternoon on April 6th, when a student would mark the beginning of a movement. Little did he know, this message...

This article was written by Maia Pasco, a junior in the journalism class here at U-32.    “We obviously want our kids to be in class all day, but there’s only so many hours in a day, there's...

This article was written by Avery Ryan, a Journalism student and editor for The Chronicle.   Next year, a significant number of U-32 High School juniors are choosing to attend Norwich University...