South Windsor for the Local Kids (SWFLK) held their Annual Dance Marathon on Friday, February 28th. This event marks the end of the fundraising season, and is a time to celebrate with the families who...

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As spring approaches, the lacrosse team shows a lot of promise this year.  One of the team's top scorers from last year, Jalen Canales, returns with 63 points under his belt in the previous season....

On a cold and windy Monday afternoon, the Bobcats of South Windsor traveled to the Northford Ice Pavilion to take on the North Branford Thunderbirds. Both teams have had disappointing seasons, especially...

Every year, teachers recommend students for their courses for the next and every year, some students disagree. This can result in a course override, where students opt to go against a teacher's recommendation...

Mind’s Eye is holding a poetry contest available to all SWHS students with the deadline on Friday, March 14th.  The contest has been advertised through flyers and the announcements, as well as posted...

Despite starting his basketball season on junior varsity, Kevin Wind’s skill in the sport is only growing, now leading the charge on varsity after earning his new spot in the starting lineup for the...

The Bobcat Prowl’s very own Editor/Sports Specialist, Eli Schwartzman, has been recognized for his prestigious writing abilities through the National Scholastic Press Association Clips and Clicks contest,...

Black History Month is a time to recognize the contributions African Americans have made to society and the lasting impact of their achievements. It also serves as an opportunity for people to learn more...

On February 20th, from 2-3pm, South Windsor High School’s very own HOPE (Healthcare Occupation and Professional Education) club, had the honor to invite a guest speaker, Gregory L. Wrubel, who majors...