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To recognize Womens History Month, South Windsor High Schools Black Alliance Club and the Unified for Underprivileged Girls club hosted a women’s fair to highlight local women who work in male-dominated fields.
Recognizing Local Women Pioneers
The Maple Sugar Fest took place on Main Street in South Windsor. The photo shows a taxidermy showcase of native animal species in Connecticut along with Native American artifacts.
Maple Sugar Fest
With the rise of AI, there are concerns about technology ultimately being the ones in control. Pictured- robot created by the South Windsor High School robotics team with its controller.
A Meteoric Rise in Sci-Fi: AI
Student view of ECE Environmental teachers, Mrs. Field´s, oil presentation during a class discussion involving the Willow Project.
Alaska’s Willow Project Gains Nationwide Attention
Recent protests at UConn by students who are concerned their tuition will be increasing significantly starting next year.
UConn Uproars
Greek Independence Day is celebrated on March 25th recognizing the Greek Revolution of 1821.
Greek Independence Day
A view of Nevers Park located right across the street from SWHS.
Things to Do, Places to Be
Juniors Morgan Reed and Finn Jennings pose for a photo holding slime at the first annual Stress Fest organized by S.A.D.D.
De-Stress With The Student Body
Sophomores Willa Hamelin and Paige Lambert wait to donate blood for the first time at the Hope Clubs annual blood drive sponsored by the American Red Cross.
Giving The Gift of Saving a Life
Cars line up to escape the school after navigating through the traffic when school ends.
Dreading Thursdays
Eve and Sky are two therapy dogs that come into South Windsor High School for students to pet and enjoy when feeling stressed.
Therapy Dogs Helping to Heal Students
An official SAT study guide booklet many high school juniors are using to study for the upcoming SAT.
SAT Validity?
Junior center Katherine Dunn heads to the hoop as South Windsor girls basketball team takes on Rham on senior night.
Featured Athlete: Katherine Dunn
South Windsor boys volleyball team at practice. Senior captains Ryan Korah and Ben Bernstein are looking forward to another great season.
The Boys Are Back!
The UConn Huskies and Washingtons Gonzaga faced off for a spot in the Final Four during March Madness.
UConn and Gonzaga Face Off For Final Four
Senior Oliva Petgrave and junior Reagan Heafey-De Angelis with Coach Flachsbart on the track.
Featured Coach: Coach Flachsbart
Brayden Edwards on the pitchers mound for South Windsor Legion.
Featured Athlete: Brayden Edwards
Prowls featured athlete: shot put and discus thrower for varsity track, senior Sam Maleshenko.
Featured Athlete: Sam Meleshenko
Junior center Katherine Dunn heads to the hoop as South Windsor girls basketball team takes on Rham on senior night.
Featured Athlete: Katherine Dunn
Senior Oliva Petgrave and junior Reagan Heafey-De Angelis with Coach Flachsbart on the track.
Featured Coach: Coach Flachsbart
Brayden Edwards on the pitchers mound for South Windsor Legion.
Featured Athlete: Brayden Edwards
Prowls featured athlete: shot put and discus thrower for varsity track, senior Sam Maleshenko.
Featured Athlete: Sam Meleshenko
Jennette McCurdy, from the hit show iCarly, wrote a book about her life.
‘I’m Glad My Mom Died’ by Jennette McCurdy: Book Review
Daisy Jones and the Six novel by Taylor Jenkins Reid becomes mini series on Amazon Prime Video.
Highly Anticipated TV Series Adaptation of ‘Daisy Jones and the Six’
Musician Lil Yachty pictured during an interview with Variety magazine.
Switching Genres – Lil Yachty’s ‘Let’s Start Here’
One Thing At A Time will be released on March 3rd
Soon to be Released Morgan Wallen Album
Kim Kardashian
Is Kim Kardashian Taken Seriously as a Business Women?
Jenna Ortegas Wednesday Addams Character
Wednesday
Poster revealing a Nike store will be arriving in South Windsor soon.
Evergreen Walk 2.0
South Windsor High School students practice karate in the gym.
Hi-YAH or Hi-NAH
Next year, the district will be moving to a shortened February break in the calendar.
The Long Haul to April
Senior Felix Brunelle struggles to work on an early-morning assignment.
Does School Affect Sleep?
Sophomore Shree Vinswanatha touching base with his teacher Mrs. Caless.
Getting Teachers to Understand
Students hard at work in class studying for an upcoming assessment.
Heavily Weighted Grading Scale
Awards, Apps, & Ads - Updates to The Prowl
Awards, Apps, & Ads – Updates to The Prowl
Seniors Joey Russo, Devin Decker, & Ben Tortora
Are YOU Prepared For Life After High School?
Internet personality Andrew Tate on Anything Goes With James English. Photo Credit: Anything Goes with James English via Wikimedia Commons
Andrew Tate: Teacher of Men or of Misogyny?

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Westland, Michigan Man Posts Videos of Himself Beating Elderly People

Jessica Vieira, Writer • May 28, 2020

One may say that Westland, Michigan is affluent with crime. With the violent crime rate the second highest in the United States after St. Louis with the rate 2,057 per 100,000 people, Westland’s residents are certainly no stranger to violence. A man, in Westland was recently arrested under suspicion...

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Who are the new Additions to the Bobcat Prowl Staff?

Who are the new Additions to the Bobcat Prowl Staff?

Jacob Chaimovitch, Joshua Hobbs, Joe Sandberg, Brianna Skaff, and Jillian Thibodeau • September 13, 2019

After a fantastic year in journalism last year, the staff of the Bobcat Prowl is poised for another great year. With the 2019-2020 school year beginning at South Windsor High School, there are many new faces joining the staff. The class maintains a key core of five seniors all familiar with the course:...

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Here’s What You Can Do to Save the Environment!

Mariella Novo • April 30, 2019

With Earth day passing on Monday, April 22nd, people have started more and more to buckle down on the message of trying to help the planet. As scientists have spread that we have 11 more years until climate change will be irreversible, everyday people over the internet have been trying to push to be...

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Movie Mania This Season

Olivia LaRosa • April 5, 2019

Lots of great movies are coming out in the next few months. From superhero to mystery movies, the theaters will be full of amazing films. There are currently five films that should be on people’s radar. In March, two movies came out that have had much success. One of the movies is Captain Marvel...

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Why Donald Trump is NOT My President

Clara Gomes • April 4, 2019

You’ve seen and heard so many people complaining about Donald Trump since he won the presidential election in 2016. What I’m about to say is nothing many probably don’t know or haven’t pondered, it is simply a response to all of those who believe in Trump’s horrible presidential tactics. Many...

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A-Rod and J-Lo are officially engaged

Jacob Chaimovitch and • March 19, 2019

On March 10th, 2019, word got out very quickly that former baseball slugger Alex Rodriguez and talented entertainer Jennifer Lopez were engaged. Rodriguez made the announcement on his Instagram with a picture of the engagement ring on J-Lo’s finger with the caption ‘she said yes’.   After...

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How Cannons at a Parade are Nerve Racking in Today’s World

Katelyn Macomber • March 14, 2019

This past Saturday afternoon, the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Hartford occurred. Midway through the parade, loud sounding bangs filled the streets along with smoke. Several people screamed and were startled by the noise. The parade consisted of a cannon which was let off. Due to the crowds of...

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Trump’s 2019 State of the Union Address is Not What We Needed

Trump’s 2019 State of the Union Address is Not What We Needed

Josh Hobbs, Editor • February 11, 2019

Last Tuesday night, President Donald Trump delivered the 2019 State of the Union address that focused hypocritically on unity of the two parties, and also for the Democrats to stop fighting his policies and his presidency in a whole. This speech comes in a time where the government has only be reopened...

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South Windsor vs East Catholic: The Game of the Season

South Windsor vs East Catholic: The Game of the Season

Katelyn Macomber • January 20, 2019

Every year, students of South Windsor High School get excited for the biggest basketball game of the year, when the boys play against East Catholic. The crowds from both schools fill the gymnasium. This Friday, the boys played at East Catholic High School.  Even though this was an away game students...

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The boys lining up at their start positions to start their heat

Boys Swim Takes on Berlin: A Photo Gallery

Brianna Skaff, Editor • January 14, 2019

 

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One of TIME Magazines covers, depicting Jamal Khashoggi, a journalist killed in Saudi Arabia in 2018.

The Importance of Journalism

Brianna Skaff, Editor • January 4, 2019

Journalism is defined by dictionary.com as the activity or profession of writing for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or preparing news to be broadcast. But it can be defined as so much more than just someone writing on a page. It’s the act of informing people on the latest news, no matter how...

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Boston: The Perfect Winter Break Day-Trip

Boston: The Perfect Winter Break Day-Trip

December 17, 2018

 With winter break just around the corner, many SWHS students are looking for quick and fun ways to fill up their week and a half of precious free time. Living in Connecticut, we have the perfect opportunity to drive to many vacation destinations within a few hours. From quick ski trips to day trips...

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