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Kayla Rubenstein has 99 articles published.

As a senior, Kayla Rubenstein spends her fourth (and heartbreakingly final) year on staff as Online Editor-in-Chief, Business Manager and Social Media Correspondent. Wanting to make the most of her senior year, Kayla serves as the President of Quill and Scroll, Historian of Rho Kappa and Co-Historian of NHS, while also actively participating in EHS and SNHS. Outside of school, Kayla contributes to Mensa’s publications and volunteers with different organizations within her community. An avid reader, Kayla can often be found with her nose in a book when not working on an article for The Patriot Post or developing a project for iPatriot Post.
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Newsmagazine covers 2020 election in second issue

After covering The New Normal in the first issue of Volume 24 of The Patriot Post, the newsmagazine staff shifted to a more national stage, featuring the 2020 election. In this issue, the staff sought to bring this high-profile event to a local level. Keep Reading

Features

Administration schedules senior activities

After the pandemic prompted the cancellation of senior activities for the Class of 2020, questions arose about the plans for the Class of 2021. In a virtual meeting with senior parents Oct. 8, administration and senior advisers presented the plans, including graduation and second semester activities. Keep Reading

Multimedia/News

2021-2022 school schedule released

The 2021 to 2022 school year will begin Thursday, Sept. 9, and end Friday, June 17. This shift allows for a longer summer break after this school year’s delayed start pushed the end of the 2021 year further into summer. Keep Reading

Multimedia/News/Videos

Silver Knight nominees announced

Despite the pandemic placing nearly everything on halt earlier this year, 15 seniors modeled exemplary commitment to their community through volunteer service. These 15 students earned a school nomination for the Silver Knight community service recognition. Keep Reading

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