“Once an eagle, always an eagle.”
As general student council president Krystal Ramnarine ’21 said the last words of her speech, she marked the end of high school for the Class of 2021. The students...
Held in a deep, mystical forest in Warren, New Jersey was this year's senior prom for the class of 2021. The venue, the Forest Lodge, was selected for an outdoor prom because of its airy ambience and lovely...
By MANINDER DHESI ’22 and NIMISHA KUMAR ’22
Electric candles, an outdoor setup, and inevitable social distancing requirements. These three elements, unique to the 2020-2021 school year, describe...
By SAANVI BHUTEJA ‘23 and SHRINIDHI RAMACHANDRAN ‘23
Bonjour. Ni Hao. Salve. Hola. Ciao. Although many language classes tend to remain underrated, their value to students is shown through Edison...
by SIVARAGHA BUDDANA ‘22 and MANINDER DHESI ‘22
On April 28, 2021, student Brandi Levy sued the Mahanoy Area School District for supposedly violating her First Amendment rights. Formerly identified...
By RIDHI GERA ‘23 and MAHA MUSTENSIR ‘23
On May 14, the Class of 2023 held an outdoor movie night, streaming “Legally Blonde.” The movie night intended to bring students together after a year...
COVID-19 has influenced all students’ lives in 2019 and 2020, from graduations and proms to virtual learning and interactions. Such disadvantages were also reflected in science classes, which emphasizes...
By JULIA WEBB ‘22
This year, Digitability, a work-readiness program, hosted a “Work Simulation Contest”, in which the students who run Edison High School’s Java Lounge and Vocational Workshop...
By ATHARVA INAMDAR ‘24
Decision day is normally a celebration of the current graduating class—in this case, the Class of 2021. The day is significant since May 1st is the deadline for students...
By VINAY MENON ‘23 and PRAGYA SINGH ‘23
On April 30 and May 1, 2021, the Edison High School Dance students performed at their Second Annual Dance Show. The performances took place in the EHS auditorium...
By SHRINIDHI RAMACHANDRAN ’23
With the amount of stress and work high schoolers have to deal with, the last place they might want to go is the library. Teens do not want to spend more time learning...
BY JERRY CHEN ‘22 and AKILAN MANIVANNAN ‘22
Although the coronavirus pandemic halted efforts at enjoyment earlier in the year, it has not stopped the student council from trying to provide opportunities...
