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Communication is key: Mrs. Carino spends a lot of time communicating with parents, staff, and students. November 17, 2023.

Mrs. Carino’s Spotlight

How Mrs. Carino is Making a Difference Behind the Scenes
Xiomari Garcia-Cruz, Staff Writer | December 13, 2023

          Somewhere in the busy hallways is a silent but essential power that keeps the school up to date and organized. Mrs. Tammy Carino is a committed secretary who works nonstop behind the scenes to inform and involve the school community.           One part of Carino’s job is to support...

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Club Fair: Officers Jaiden Johnson and Olivia Jones with members Maia Matula and Isabella Sanchez at the club fair.

Club Spotlight: Female Empowerment Club

Alana Finlayson, Staff Writer | December 11, 2023

          Senior Jaiden Johnson started her first year at Foran this year. Previously a student at Laurelton High School, she was looking to have an impact in her new school.            “The sad truth is that we live in an unfair world to this day — but we can still take action to help...

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Glittering in Gold: Adrianne Shields poses solo on the ice.

Foran On Ice

A Look Into the Intricate Art of Figure Skating
Dabi Lee and Jasmine Phung | December 7, 2023

          From the delicate balance of a spin to the soaring elegance of a jump, figure skating is a breath-taking blend of artistry and athleticism that takes center stage on the icy rinks. Figure skaters share their own struggles and triumphs, but ultimately showcase their resilience through captivating...

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Outstanding Old State House: Journalism Students listening to their tour guide at the old state house, learning tons of new information.

Boston Field Trip Recap

“Wicked Awesome” Things We Did in Boston
Elle Philpott and Kelsey Kiely | December 6, 2023

          From a cool experience at Frozen the Musical to an exhilarating walk on the Boston Freedom Trail, the Foran United States History (U.S. History) and Journalism students gained a wide range of knowledge on their three-day field trip to Boston.            History teacher and chaperone...

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Defense Wins Championships: Foran Volleyball players Nyah Boromei and Aubrey Pippa attempt to block a spike in the Edna L. Fraser Gymnasium. September 20, 2023.

The Faces Behind the Fields

An In-depth Look at the Naming of Foran’s Fields
Kasen Lanese and Jake Israelite | December 5, 2023

          What does it take to get a field named after a person? Impact and a lasting legacy are some of the qualities to do so. Since its construction in 1973, Foran has had many people who have made a large impact within the school, town, and state.           The baseball field is named...

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Sweet Treat: Senior Olivia Jones buys cookies from the school store. November 14, 2023.

Grand Opening

School Store Opens Up For The New Year
Hayley Pokornowski, Staff Writer | December 5, 2023

           Joseph A. Foran High School’s school store has now opened up for the 2023-2024 school year. The school store reopened for this school year on October 26.            If interested in buying items at the store, it will be open on C days during period seven and F days during...

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Dragon: Christmas Dragon by versageek is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

Glistening in the Frosty Season

The New Haven Fantasy of Lights
Carlie Mae Simard, Staff Writer | December 4, 2023

          5 p.m. the snow is falling. The aroma of hot chocolate swirled in the crisp air. Families all around are bundled head to toe in cozy clothing. Stars sparkle in the night sky as cars line up ready to see the glimmering lights illuminate the darkness. New Haven Fantasy of Lights occurs at...

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In a Wigwam: Exhibit in the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center.

Celebrating Cultures

Native American Heritage Month
Chloe Ayoub, Staff Writer | December 4, 2023

          Native American Heritage month is a great way to shine light on the unique tribes and traditions. It is important to learn the history and heritage of these communities. But what can you do to celebrate? From museums to reconnecting with nature, there are all sorts of fun things to do. Mashantucket...

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Need Help?: College Fair Guides are posted outside the counseling office for seniors to browse through and help themselves learn through their process.
November 9, 2023.

On the Road to Success

Senior College Application Check-In
Lorelai Christy, Online Editor | December 4, 2023

          As the winter approaches, seniors are making their college decisions and taking on loads of work to prepare for life after graduation. Application deadlines, essay revisions, letters of recommendations, and college visits are all very overwhelming and time-consuming in the lives of seniors...

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Game Day: Foran’s band performing during the Thanksgiving halftime show. November 24, 2022.

A Time To Give Thanks

Foran’s Thanksgiving Traditions
Rumeysa Bayram and Isabella Palisi | November 22, 2023

          Fall is now in full swing, and as the season approaches the end families and friends all around are getting ready for Thanksgiving. The holiday season means giving thanks, good food, and quality time with family. Many have their own traditions for the holiday to make the day a little more...

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In The Works: Foran’s powderpuff team putting in hard work at practice.

Lady Lions Aim for Back to Back Victories in Annual Powderpuff Cross Town Rivalry

Alexa White and Shea Pangu | November 20, 2023

          Last year in the United States, 15,716 girls played high school flag football; a 40% jump from three years prior; according to Pleasanton Weekly. One of the factors that stimulated this growth were high school powderpuff games. The Lions annual powder puff game will be this November; against...

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In a Wigwam: Exhibit in the Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center.

Celebrating Cultures

Native American Heritage Month
Chloe Ayoub, Staff Writer | November 20, 2023

          Native American Heritage month is a great way to shine light on the unique tribes and traditions. It is important to learn the history and heritage of these communities. But what can you do to celebrate? From museums to reconnecting with nature, there are all sorts of fun things to do. Mashantucket...

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