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Skip to Main Content December 1-5, NC held its first-ever book fair, which brought students and teachers together for a week of nostalgia. From pre-school books to teen romcoms, the NC book fair provided a genre for all ages. Students excitedly took advantage of the event and found time during their school day to pick out books and trinkets in time for winter break.

NC takes students and teachers down memory lane with first book fair

Mackenzie Blanco, Editor in Chief December 11, 2025 NC’s annual Shop with a Warrior (SWAW) event, scheduled for December 13 at 8:30 a.m., unites local children, families and students together for a meaningful holiday experience. Students raise money to accompany their little shopper on a memorable tradition where he or she purchases gifts for their family. Sign-ups begin November 3, presenting students with a chance to positively impact their community this holiday season.

Wrapping up wishes with the Warriors

Isabella Morales, Reporter October 30, 2025 David Bell, NC’s newest principal, started to enforce policies that students have enjoyed freedom from for years. As he began to enforce these rules, both students and teachers started to critique these enforcements. Bell began to administer the phone and dress code policy specifically to try and cut down on distractions within the school and classrooms individually.

Principal Bell: Ringing in new policies

Memphis Dhirar, Reporter September 15, 2025 Students and teachers alike bought and took home new plant friends throughout the week to celebrate Greenhouse Gang’s annual Mothers Day plant sale. The senior courtyard served as the club’s selling site where flowery scents and lush plant pots covered each table. The Kennesaw community took a peek at the advertised sale and left with satisfaction in the form of green leaves and colorful petals.

Greenhouse Gang hosts annual Mother’s Day plant sale, uniting the community

Rose Ordonio and Eladia Scott May 18, 2023 NC eagerly welcomes Tonya Polk and Mark Giles as its newest administrators. With years of experience in the field, they can confirm they possess a knack for education. Although they surely bring different qualities to the table, both wish to interact with students, as well as positively impact their lives.

NC welcomes new admin

Erinn Gardner, Editor in Chief August 24, 2022 NC made the executive decision to permanently lengthen homeroom on Fridays to allow students mental health breaks and additional time to catch up on school work. Because a handful of students do not ordinarily receive the opportunity to carve out multiple hours of personal time for themselves, this new policy will hopefully serve as the perfect balance of education and free time.

NC decides on three-hour-long homeroom

Erinn Gardner, Social Media Editor March 31, 2022 Accepted magnet students from public and private schools across the state attended the Magnet Spring Showcase. These bright students sampled NC’s activity offerings and learned about their future high school experience through presentations by NC representatives and a tour around the school after viewing different clubs and teams. NC aims to recruit the best of the bunch with promises of a unique experience for each and every new Warrior.

NC organizations attract rising magnet students

Elijah Pacis, Sports Editor March 17, 2022 To sustain focus, a core element in all activities, and to perform a show and maintain that balance of concentration and performance can prove difficult. NC’s winter guard team demonstrated this aspect of winter guard last Saturday, by knowing what they do, and also showing it to the audience. “[I’m] looking forward to more fun experiences and great dancing. There is always a struggle in every problem we face but as a team, we are able to make it through and become very good leaders and companions towards each other,” junior Natalie Romero said.

NC winter guard taking another step

Nicolas Gomez, Reporter March 14, 2022 The Cobb county music department runs everything music for the county. That would include The Cobb Exhibition, a show for all marching bands invited. On the other hand, the LGPE event evaluates concert bands, to assure that students learn the proper curriculum in the classroom. The content learned there, applied to any musical event the band attends, will further their knowledge on music.

Concert bands under evaluation

Nicolas Gomez, Reporter March 8, 2022 Black Student Union and NC’s Fine Arts department held a grand performance in the Performing Arts Center to commemorate Black History Month. Guest speakers made an appearance in addition to NC's chorus and symphony performing notable historical Black songs. This counts as NC's first formal black history event, drawing a considerable audience and remaining in the hearts of those who attended as a success.

NC takes a step in honoring Black History Month

Erinn Gardner, Social Media Manager February 17, 2022 Shop With a Warrior gives students an opportunity to foster the holiday spirit and buy gifts for children in need. While some groups shopped for kids who could not attend the event, students still took time out of their day to buy items for the children. “My group had a special needs kid and it was so sweet seeing him light up at the toys he liked. I love being able to give back to the community and help those in need. I think this event teaches NC students a lot,” senior Kevin Pereira said.

Shop with a warrior: NC students provide for the community

Hannah Gresham, Features Editor December 14, 2021 NC Standing Ovation cultivated holiday cheer with their Christmas show Thursday evening. The 7 pm show cost $3 to attend showcasing the talent of 10 of NC’s finest thespians. The fast-paced comedy enthralled audience members, easily evoking laughter and compounding the holiday spirit.

NC Standing Ovation embraces holiday season with the festive performance

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