By: Karah Provenzano & Nataly Garcia The end of the 2023 Section One NYSPHSAA volleyball season is edging closer while the PC lady rams continue to get stronger. They have five games left in the regular season and a very high possibility of making their way through the first round […]
Month: October 2023
International Day of the Girls Summit
By: Ava Osorio On October 13th, 2023, girls from Port Chester High School were invited to attend The International Day of the Girl Summit in Manhattanville College. Day of the Girls is an international observance day declared by the United Nations, that has been a yearly occurrence since 2012. It […]
The Power of Taylor Swift in the Economy
By: Katherine Callaway As a 33-year old woman, can you imagine being one of the biggest economic contributors in America? Taylor Swift is an American pop singer-songwriter who tends to write songs about her different life experiences. She talks on friendship, heartbreak, love, and family, as well as her various […]
The Fall of 8 Passengers
By: Yana Patel From founding the YouTube channel “8 Passengers” to being arrested, Ruby Franke, the mother of this channel, is being accused of cruelty. According to NBC News, she was arrested on August 30th, 2023, following the discovery of her underweight son with exposed wounds and duct tape on […]
Pride of PC at Metlife Stadium
By: Gabriel Franco The Pride of Port Chester traveled to Metlife stadium for the USBands Ludwig Musser classic on October 7th. Port Chester had their best performance of the season competing against seven other bands from New York and New Jersey. The band placed 6th with a score of 79.5, […]
Opinion | Columbus: Hero or Villain?
By: Edris Guayllazaca In the United States, Columbus Day is a federal holiday with many seeing it as just a day off from work or school. Most of us don’t really put much thought into Columbus Day as much as others do. Columbus Day was declared a federal holiday 86 […]
Teacher Spotlight | Mr. Collins
By: Katherine Balbin John Collins is our new edition to the Ram family at Port Chester High School. Although he has only been teaching a handful of years he is an exceptional History teacher. Born and raised in Clifton Park, New York; Collins attended Shenendehowa East High School. Collins interest […]
Reflections on Modern Day Society based off Barbie
By: Kathleen Scarola This past summer, there were several good blockbusters which caused much discussion among the masses. Several of these movies included: The Little Mermaid, Meg 2, Equalizer 3, and Oppenheimer. However, the movie which has resulted in the most commotion has been Barbie; starring Morgot Robbie and Ryan […]
PCHS Class Officer Elections
By: Kathleen Scarola Port Chester High School held its annual class officer elections on Friday October 13th. As of October 23rd, the results are as follows. Senior Class Co-Presidents: Matthew Peter Palma & Brian Alvarado Co-Vice Presidents: Ava Osorio & Yana Patel Secretaries: Allegra Burke & Jessica Sachs Treasurer: Nataly […]
Annual IB Dinner
By: Brian Alvarado On Tuesday, October 10th, members of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme met together at Colony Grill for a moment of companionship. This event is a tradition for the seniors and new for the juniors who joined the program earlier this year. As a recognition of the hard […]
PCHS Cafeteria Flooded
By: Katherine Callaway On Friday September 29th, 2023 the news hit that there had been a massive change in the high school. The rain had been very heavy and as a result the cafeteria started to fill with water. Who knew that we were getting a pool! Kidding, the situation […]
Opinion | Bring More Prestige to PCHS
By: Yana Patel and Daniela Lucas Graduation is often seen as the highlight of one’s Senior year. After four years of balancing school, work, extracurricular activities and their personal lives, students are finally able to walk the stage in their cap and gown. Depending on the student, they will have […]