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DECA announces its 2026 state qualifiers
After over 250 DECA students completed testing Dec. 3 or submitted 20-page papers Dec. 21, the business and finance competition club met for an awards ceremony Jan. 15. … Keep Reading
Literary Fair winners 2026
Once every year, Heritages’ best student creatives submit their work to the Literary Fair to be showcased alongside art in the Expressions magazine … Keep Reading
Ninjineers kickstart preparations for this year’s robotics competition
Over a period of just three short days, with some help, the Heritage robotics team built a functioning prototype for their upcoming FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) event. … Keep Reading
Another successful HUDMUN once again
From debating about “Star Wars” and who kidnapped General Palpatine to Agent 67 and monster DNA mutation from an oil spill, the third annual Hudson Model United Nations (HUDMUN) was a memorable one from using hypothetical situations to teach negotiating … Keep Reading
Seniors meet in Student Center to discuss second semester events
The Senior Prom is scheduled for April 25 and Senior Week will start two days later highlighted by senior event coordinators Mrs. Krisynda Cicos, Mrs. Marisa Behar and Mr. Juan Laureano at the Student Center. … Keep Reading
Stay punctual for midterm exams
The first semester is quickly approaching its end which means midterm exams are coming up. Below is the schedule for upcoming exams. … Keep Reading
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UH, Actually: 2016 was 10 years ago.
As the ball dropped this New Year’s Eve, thousands of people celebrated the arrival of 2026. … Keep Reading
Breaking the blood diamond industry
Cut, clarity, carat, color: these are the qualities that bring value to a diamond. But in actuality, there is a fifth C: the Cost of lives. … Keep Reading
UH, Actually: Six-seven isn’t a word
I’m a fan of words. I learned how to read at 3 years old, and since then I’ve always held a passion for reading and writing. The word of the year is something I look forward to each December. … Keep Reading
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Heritage’s band teachers sell ice cream every day after school—why?
Outside open double doors in the side of the 3000 building, students gather as they wait for their turn to exchange cash for ice cream. … Keep Reading
Chefs in the making: Pre-K step into the kitchen
Cooking is a vital skill one should know, and lucky for Heritage Pre-K students, they got that opportunity with the kitchen cooking staff. … Keep Reading
Uplifting voices in STEM: AWM hosts annual Invitational, sparking curiosity for generations of young girls
The Association of Women in Mathematics began three years ago when alumna Rosa Wu hosted an invitational competition for girls in her community. … Keep Reading
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Rookies lead girls tennis to rout in season opener
The varsity girls tennis team opened defense of their state championship by routing Nova Southeastern 7-0 behind strong performances from two young members. … Keep Reading
New year, new spring season opportunity to get active
Three days into school starting, students are starting to get back into the groove of homework, studying and their new years resolutions. … Keep Reading
National Football signing day
Ten senior football players took the next steps in their athletic journeys by signing their National Letters of Intent with the objective to further their careers at the collegiate level. … Keep Reading
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Wicked: For Good definitely changed me for good
The sequel fellow Ozians have been waiting for, “Wicked: For Good,” has broken multiple box-office records during its first week in theaters, topping $147 million in the U.S. and $223 million worldwide since its Nov. 21 release. … Keep Reading
The Wicked pink and green spirits light up Dunkin Donuts
The “Wicked” movie marketing team could not be more genius. … Keep Reading
Taylor Swift falls short with new album release
Taylor Swift’s new album, “The Life of a Showgirl,” is receiving mixed reviews despite breaking her own Spotify streaming record in one day. … Keep Reading