Today Algonquin announced it’s new mascot. ARHS will replace the Tomahawks with the Titans. Read the full article → from Algonquin’s announces Titans as new mascot
Algonquin’s announces Titans as new mascot
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ARHS Mascot: Screencast, vote on Monday, and student feedback sought on logo aesthetics
Today, Algonquin Principal Sean Bevan emailed the school community an update that included a link to the screencast students viewed. Read the full article → from ARHS Mascot: Screencast, vote on Monday, and student feedback sought on logo aesthetics
ARHS posts info for students voting on new mascot
Today, Algonquin presented students more information about their choices for a new mascot. Read the full article → from ARHS posts info for students voting on new mascot
The week in sports: Students to vote on new ARHS Mascot this Friday
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports: Students to vote on new ARHS Mascot this Friday
The week in sports: Mascot choices narrowed down; Winter season begins
Highlights from last week’s competitions and what’s on tap this week in high school sports. Read the full article → from The week in sports: Mascot choices narrowed down; Winter season begins
CA Roundup: Potential Chestnut Hill Road closure; NSBORO on Masking, Mascots, Food shortages, Exploring Languages, and Bus Tracking
Rounding up some recent town and school news covered by the Community Advocate. (Plus adding some context.) Read the full article → from CA Roundup: Potential Chestnut Hill Road closure; NSBORO on Masking, Mascots, Food shortages, Exploring Languages, and Bus Tracking
Algonquin seeking feedback to narrow down potential mascots
The ARHS Mascot Study group is looking to narrow down its list of nine potential symbols. Read the full article → from Algonquin seeking feedback to narrow down potential mascots
ARHS Mascot Update: Nipmucs and other Native tribes object to use of “Thunderhawks”
Algonquin is studying what symbol should replace the Tomahawks for their Athletics mascot on gym floors and uniforms. It’s unlikely to be an alternative version of T-Hawks. Read the full article → from ARHS Mascot Update: Nipmucs and other Native tribes object to use of “Thunderhawks”
NSBORO Roundup: Free Lunch; District Welcomes Input on spending, calendar, & policies; Questions about Mascot input; Superintendent Goals
I have lots of news to share about Northborough-Southborough schools. Read the full article → from NSBORO Roundup: Free Lunch; District Welcomes Input on spending, calendar, & policies; Questions about Mascot input; Superintendent Goals
ARHS surveying public to help identify new mascot
Algonquin Regional High School’s administration is reaching out to the community for feedback as it plans to replace the tomahawk symbol as its mascot. Read the full article → from ARHS surveying public to help identify new mascot
Regional School Committee votes to retire T-Hawks mascot (Updated)
Last night, the Regional School Committee voted to support the recommendation to retire Algonquin’s Tomahawks mascot. Read the full article → from Regional School Committee votes to retire T-Hawks mascot (Updated)
Recommendation to “retire” T-Hawk over 5-7 years; Community Feedback open until April 23
Last night, the Regional School Committee heard from the Mascot Study Group. The group recommended that it’s time to “retire” the Tomahawk as the Algonquin Regional mascot. Read the full article → from Recommendation to “retire” T-Hawk over 5-7 years; Community Feedback open until April 23
ARHS Mascot Study Group to make recommendations to Regional School Committee – Thursday
This Thursday, the group will report to the Regional School Committee. The committee is expected to vote on the issue in two weeks. Read the full article → from ARHS Mascot Study Group to make recommendations to Regional School Committee – Thursday
Algonquin update on Mascot Study
An update on ARHS administration’s response to a recent push to replace the Tomahawks as the school “mascot”. Read the full article → from Algonquin update on Mascot Study