News
Sarah Skinner
November 22, 2019
There have been several changes in the past few years at Barnstable High School. The schedule, library renovations, and adding new safety precautions have been apart of transforming BHS. Last Spring, the need for change was o...
Philip Randazzo, News Editor
November 22, 2019
Since the Fall of 2017, Barnstable High School’s science department has been working on a way to expand students’ career options through launching a career pathway program beginning freshman year. With help from Barnstable’...
Stephanie Stiles
November 20, 2019
Once upon a time BHS showed school spirit through an in-school pep rally and a Thanksgiving parade. Then, both events lost momentum: the parade due to three consecutive cancellations from poor weather and the pep rally due to ...
Stephanie Stiles
November 20, 2019
After a tumultuous 2018-2019 year for the BHS theater program that left the club fractured and with a questionable future, Drama Club is pulling itself back together with a new advisor: Social Emotional and Academic Development C...
Nick Kallipolites, Features Editor
November 18, 2019
In April, Insight reported that the Cape Cod Mall was a “wasteland” because multiple large businesses had left the mall and perpetual construction plagued the exterior. Students had said that they primarily shopped online b...
Skyar Bowman, Staff Writer
April 24, 2019
Recently, a decision was made by superintendent Meg Mayo-Brown to phase out CP1 level classes for the upcoming school year. This will not only affect students enrolled in a CP1 class, but also kids enrolled in the CP2 and honor...
Andrew Botolino, Staff Writer
April 24, 2019
Embracing the rapid technologization of the modern world, BHS implemented one-to-one chromebooks in February, and soon after, added the “Say Something” app into their arsenal against potential safety concerns. Two seminars ...
Emma Garrity, Staff Writer
April 4, 2019
After some delay, the library, otherwise known as Barnstable High School’s new Innovative Learning Lab, is finally up and running, with many new and impressive features.
Walking into the new innovative learning space, it d...
Kayla Jorgenson, Staff Writer
April 4, 2019
With the one year anniversary of the shooting in Parkland right around the corner, safety in schools has been on everybody's minds, especially administration.
On January 14, hundreds of students flooded the Performing Arts Ce...
Meaghan Meagher, Staff Writer
April 4, 2019
Spring rolls around, and MCAS testing starts up again. MCAS, (Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System), is a standards-based assessment that began in 1993. But this year all eighth grade and sophomores will be the taking...
Brenna Anderson, Staff Writer
April 4, 2019
Through the clouds of vape around every corner, It can be hard to see an end to Juuling addiction. Levels of addiction may vary, but it seems there is hope for every fiend to finally come out of hiding and breathe normally agai...
Andrew Botolino, Staff Writer
April 4, 2019
On November 30, the Barnstable Board of Health passed a law that prohibited the purchase of any tobacco or nicotine products to anyone under the age of 21. This toughens the bill passed by Gov. Charlie Baker in July, which enforce...
