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Officer Kish: Officer Kish in the lobby, September 24, 2024. Photo courtesy: Emma Swaller.

Officer Kish, the Woman Behind the Uniform

Emma Swaller, Eva Fernandes, Ryan Lawrence, and Ava Cleary | September 27, 2024

“Cops aren't always scary, we're just normal people outside the uniform,” says Officer Kayleigh Kish. She serves as our School Resource Officer (SRO) in school, but she is so much more behind the scenes. Before Kish’s job as an officer and SRO, she enlisted in the Air Force, although she wanted...

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New Leadership, New Goals: Foran Introduces Jeffrey Raucci as the New Athletic Director

New Leadership, New Goals: Foran Introduces Jeffrey Raucci as the New Athletic Director

William MacKnight and Jagger Rees | September 26, 2024

With the retirement of former athletic director Anthony Vitelli, Foran welcomes former health teacher, Jeffrey Raucci. With a career spanning over 10 years in teaching and coaching, Raucci brings his experience and a fresh perspective to the athletic program. His commitment to promoting student-athlete...

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Fall Treats and Sweets

Fall Treats and Sweets

Emma Swaller, Eva Fernandes, Ryan Lawrence, and Ava Cleary | September 19, 2024

With Fall around the corner, the Bake Shop prepares to make fall desserts in period three. One of the recipes they make is chocolate chip pumpkin bread. The class splits up, half make banana bread, and half make pumpkin bread. The experienced seniors, Carli Cassone, Jaime Sanz, and Jagger Rees have...

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Olympic Rings: The Olympic rings being shown on the Eiffel Tower, an iconic piece of French architecture. September 17, 2024. Photo courtesy: Shea Pangu

Paris 2024 Olympics & Paralympics

Lila Rothbard, Online Editor | September 18, 2024

Every four years, the world pauses to witness the glory of the Olympic Games. From inspiring stories, record-breaking performances, and national pride, the Olympics brings people together to celebrate one thing; sport. For over 2,000 years, nations across the globe have participated in the largest...

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What’s Cooking?

What’s Cooking?

“Organized chaos” is how culinary teacher, Miss Randy Colin, describes Advanced Culinary. Managing 16 students and using a hot stove and oven can be a challenge for most other people, but for Randy, that’s where she thrives. Towards the beginning of the school year, students pick groups of four...

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Avery's Little Army

Avery’s Little Army

Keeping Avery's Legacy Alive in the Community and on the Field
Ellie Pasacreta and Gianna Weaver | September 5, 2024

Whether cheering for the Foran or Law soccer teams, the Milford community came together at Foran’s Vito Devito Sports Complex in order to support Avery’s Little Army.   The Avery’s Little Army Foundation was created to honor the legacy of 12 year old Avery Lafferty. Lafferty passed away this...

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TLC Talks

TLC Talks

Milford's Choice: Best Restaurants in Milford
Katie Vitaletti and Ella Nassef | February 15, 2024

Click the link below to hear Katie and Ella's 4th episode of their podcast, TLC Talks. This episode features the best restaurants in Milford. TLC Talks Episode 4 | Milford's Choice: Best Restaurants in Milford

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Badges of Honor: Several examples of the badges Boy Scouts can earn through their endeavors.

Celebrating Scouts

National Boy Scouts Day and the Scouting Community Within Foran
Maggie Bredbeck, Staff Writer | February 15, 2024

          For 113 years, the Boy Scouts of America have been nurturing skills and friendships among the more than 110 million Americans who have been included since their founding, according to scouting.org.           Boy Scouts of America was born on February 8, 1910, and National Boy Scouts...

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War on Poverty: President Lyndon B. Johnson meets with an American struggling with poverty, 1964.

War on Poverty Day

How Milford Organizations and Foran Clubs Are Helping Out
Isabella Palisi and Gavin Conte | February 12, 2024

          Each year on January 8, there is an international recognition for War on Poverty Day, which is used to reflect on how everyday individuals can eliminate poverty and improve living conditions for all.           Poverty can fall upon anyone, including students, veterans, seniors...

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Then vs. Now: Seniors Kelly Aspras, Matthew Nolan, Taylor LaFountain, Mackenzie Posey, and Emma Honcz shown freshman/sophomore year next to their senior year selves.

Turning Back Time

Class of ‘24 Reflects on Their Time at Foran
Lorelai Christy, Online Editor | February 12, 2024

          As Foran rang in the new year, the senior class reflected upon their upcoming plans after graduation. Some have experienced feelings of sentiment for their time in high school and have reminisced over numerous memories they’ve shared with their friends the last three years. If they’re...

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Simon Challenge: Students in AP Psychology, take the Simon Challenge as a part of a data collection and analysis activity for their cognitive psychology/memory unit, December 19, 2023.

Elevating Excellence: The Impact of AP Classes on Academic Achievement

Madison Ballard, Staff Writer | February 9, 2024

The variety of AP classes at Foran High School can be an eye-opening experience for students. The classes go from the English side of AP Language and Composition to the more scientific side with AP Chemistry and AP Biology.  Junior Allison Stefan is currently taking two AP classes and took AP classes...

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A random act of kindness can make someone’s day in just a simple way. Milford celebrates random acts of kindness all throughout February for National Random Acts Of Kindness month.

Cold February, Warm Heart

Milford’s Random Acts of Kindness
Carlie Mae Simard, Staff Writer | February 8, 2024

          In a world that often feels like it's spinning out of control, one Milford resident’s simple act of kindness is a shining beacon of hope.            Random Acts of Kindness Foundation began in California in 1982 when a woman named Anne Herbert wrote “Practice random acts of...

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