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Flyer released containing the updated SWHS administration team for the next school year. (Created with Canva)

SWHS Welcomes New Assistant Principals

Eliza Blanchfield, Editor-in-Chief May 18, 2024

During the month of May, information regarding the future admin team of South Windsor High School was released to the public. Mrs. Jessica Serrano and Ms. Anselma Yarde have been appointed assistant principals...

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Junior, Hailey Deptula, proudly holds the  Make A Change grant with SW Youth and Family Services director, Liz Langevin, and English teacher, Mrs. Flachsbart.

Students Make a Change in Their Community

Elizabeth Sinclair and Eliza Blanchfield May 17, 2024

Each year, South Windsor provides an opportunity for students to apply and obtain a $200 Mini-Grant. Offered by South Windsor Youth and Family Services, along with South Windsor Alliance For Families,...

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Students rode The Riddler rollercoaster at Six Flags after their music concert.

A Successful Six Flags Trip

Erin Fang, Staff Writer May 13, 2024

On Friday, May 3, students of the music department departed from SWHS at 8:00 am to compete at a music festival in Westfield. Shortly after the festival ended, students headed to Six Flags and spent their...

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Seniors Luke Taylor and Lenz Dannemann pose for a photo after a battle.

Senior Super Soaker Battle Royale

Running across town, Super Soaker in hand, aiming for the big prize, the seniors of SWHS have long enjoyed the end-of-year tradition that is Senior Assassins. The month-long game of water tag is seen as...

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South Windsor volunteers were thanked for their dedication and service at a brunch.

South Windsor Volunteer Breakfast

Izabel Dzubin and Mia Ruiz May 8, 2024

On Tuesday, April 30, the people of South Windsor joined together at the Community Center in celebration of the town’s volunteers. Those who have given their time to the Human Services Department in...

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The South Windsor Garden Tour and Plant Sale advertised by the Wood Memorial Library & Museum.

Pathways and Blooms

SW Garden Tour & Plant Sale
Judith Mohan, Staff Writer May 8, 2024

The “Pathways and Blooms – A South Windsor Garden Tour & Plant Sale”  is set to hold 8 unique gardens scattered throughout the State of Connecticut and including various spots in South Windsor....

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South Windsor Public School's art exhibit showcases artwork from students in grades k-12.

South Windsor Public Schools K-12 Art Exhibition

Andrew Kronnenwetter, Staff Writer May 7, 2024

On Thursday, April 25th, the South Windsor Public Library held a K-12 Art Exhibition. The exhibition displays students’ clay work, pottery, drawings, and paintings. Everything from self-portraits to...

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South Windsor Little League teams listening to Opening Day speeches.

Baseball Opening Day

Izabel Dzubin, Staff Writer May 6, 2024

On April, 27th, 2024 the South Windsor Little League hosted their annual opening day where they celebrated the official start of the baseball season. This event is called “Opening Day,” and it consists...

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Current South Windsor Town Council member, Steven King Jr. is running for the 14th District Seat.

King Runs for 14th District Seat

Elizabeth Sinclair, Web Editor May 3, 2024

Current South Windsor Town Council member, Steven King Jr, has formally announced that he is running for the 14th district seat in the CT General Assembly. King was South Windsor's first African American...

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The Bobcat Prowl prepares for one chapter to end and another to begin.

The New Boss of Nevers Road

The end of an era for The Bobcat Prowl and the ushering in of a new one
Maanya Pande, Finance Manager May 1, 2024

As the warmth of summer approaches, and the ringing of the last bell of the school year prepares to chime, The Bobcat Prowl also prepares for its own major changes. For the past two years, Max Schwartzman...

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