September 11, 2021. Thank you for being here today. Thank you to the artist Manju Shandler for “Gesture,” this incredibly moving installation here today at the Pelham Art Center (on view through...
Weeks ago, Pelham and people around the globe celebrated Pride Month, a national yearly celebration of the equality and visibility for LGBTQ+ individuals in modern times and throughout history. Pelham...
Last year, I met with State Sen. Alessandra Biaggi to discuss her bill S 407, which relates to the preservation of honey bee colonies. I also made a YouTube video on her bill. Recently, I checked to see...
Senior year for most is a year full of lasts. Last classes with best friends, last times in the halls with all your friends, last homecoming, last live musical, last lunches, last tests, last goodbyes....
Editor’s note: This commentary first appeared on Pelham Together's website.
I have never used the bathroom at Pelham Memorial High School. I do not feel comfortable using bathrooms labeled “girls”...
The decision to shave all of your hair off is one not popular amongst many, including myself. I always thought it was a crazy and dangerous idea. Take all this hair that sits nicely on your head and...
By Tommy Roche, Managing Editor/News April 12, 2021
The new reopening model for Pelham Memorial High School is deeply flawed.
I have no doubt that significant time and effort went into creating this plan. However, that is not an excuse for the overly...
Members of the Pelham Board of Education have insisted that they are committed to ending racist practices and institutions within the district's schools, even going so far as to commission a report by...
As a student, PMHS’ decision to return to full in-person learning comes with several safety concerns.
I personally have concerns about the safety of myself and peers in the building. The use of hallways...
Last year this month, Pelham schools closed their doors to students and teachers for a single day as the district assessed the budding threat of Covid-19. We had no way of knowing that the temporary closure...
By Katja Fair, Assistant Managing Editor/Photos March 17, 2021
High school is like the Olympics.
It begins with your freshman year when you light the torch of academic stress and start the competition. It is an energy drink and Dunkin' cappuccino-fueled competition...
Of all the catastrophes of our time, one that remains consistently in the news is the refugee crisis. Whether it's those searching for safety from conflict in the Horn of Africa, fleeing drug cartels in...
