Mr. Williams teaching his AP Psychology class period five.
Maddie Buckley
Staff Writer
There’s no question that Foran is home to some of the most caring and invested teachers. One teacher in particular that is making an impact on his students is Mr. Williams.
Williams, an Ohio native,...
Alyssa Fameli
Staff Writer
From being a volunteer EMT to a Rape Crisis Counselor to even having a degree in lighting, there’s a lot about Mrs. DiGiacomo that we do not know. As a nine year member in the social studies department at Foran, DiGiacomo teaches Modern World History, Survey 20 Century...
Kyle Cohen
Editorial Editor
It’s that special time of year again, seniors: It is the beginning of the end, and many of us are applying to colleges and are preparing to leave Foran for good. But many question, “how can we do well and prepare ourselves properly to get into the colleges we want to...
Shannon Flynn
Editor
Pokémon Go, an interactive Pokémon based iPhone and Android game was without a doubt the app of the summer. The game was released this summer on July seventh and uses a device’s GPS system to create a virtual Pokémon world for players that they can access from their iPhones....
Krya Angileri staff writer
Ms. Basher has always been a prominent and integral role in the guidance department. With hard work and dedication, Ms. Basher has helped students with schedules, classes, and the college application process. Ms. Basher says that, “helping students achieve their dreams”...
Reilee Barron
Staff Writer
Senior Cedrick Lingane, an active member of the Foran High Community, is in the spotlight this month.
Cedrick is a very successful teenager in more ways than one. He takes his schooling...
Madison Whitaker
Staff Writer
The most popular iPhone apps at Foran are Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook. Some people have different apps that few people have even heard of before. Senior Olivia Hayes says, “I have so many apps, but my favorites that I always use on a daily basis are Skype, Music.ly...
Aley Phelan
Staff Writer
The loved Spanish teacher Ms. Sheppard knew at an early age that wanted to teach and help others. She took these strategies into her passion for Spanish and became the woman we know her as today, a great Spanish teacher. Ms. Sheppard says, “I always enjoyed sharing knowledge...
Paige Kissinger
Staff Writer
This month’s student spotlight focuses on senior Chloe Poroslay. With graduation just around the corner, her plans are set in stone. Poroslay was accepted in the Questbridge National College Match Scholarship, which matches low income students with full rides to top schools.
“The...
Anna Levinson
Class of 2014
Perhaps nothing is more tantalizing and terrifying than the idea of living under your own responsibility – a tenuous independence between high school and a career. This is the essence of college: awe inspiring and yet utterly unnerving (especially if you start off the...
By: Julian Yuliawan
Some people have it all figured out and know what they want to do for the rest of their life. For example, get a bachelor’s degree, go to grad school, and become a doctor.
The truth is, however, most of us don’t know what we want to do and that’s okay. So how does one figure...
Liam Oliver
Former Staff Writer
The college application process is probably the most confusing thing I have ever done. I ultimately made a good choice in my college decision though; I am currently commuting to Albertus Magnus College. When applying to college I looked at two things and two things only,...