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Caitlin Paget officially became the new SPS Superintendent on February 3, 2025

Sutton’s New Superintendent

Gwyneth Johnson, Staff Writer March 19, 2025

Near the end of last year, Sutton Schools Superintendent, Dr. Roberts-Morandi, went on medical leave. Needing an interim superintendent, the school committee asked Caitlin Paget to fill that role. This...

These hard working ladies always prepare excellent food and do their best at getting all the students through in a timely fashion.

Should Sutton High School Switch to Two Lunches Instead of One?

Jocelyn Lannon, Staff Reporter March 3, 2025

Sutton High School, which currently has one lunch period for all of the high school students, used to have multiple lunches in the past. With recurring complaints and critiques from my peers about the...

The Latest on the Proposed School Budget

Cameron Loss, Editor/Teacher January 27, 2025

On Thursday, January 16, the school committee met to again go over several items. The key item was the preliminary school budget for 2025-2026. Several students, parents, and faculty members spoke concerning...

As it stands, the green of Sutton playing football will not happen this coming fall and beyond (Andrew Venuti)

Shortfall in Budget Leads to Cuts, Reassignments

Cameron Loss, Editor/Teacher January 15, 2025

Tomorrow, the proposed school budget for the 2025-2026 school year will be discussed in a special school committee meeting. What follows is a look at the proposals, how it will affect the schools, and...

The boys and girls bathrooms near the English classrooms in the high school.

Why Are The Bathrooms Trashed Everyday?

Elvis Leyva, Staff Writer January 13, 2025

The staff in charge of cleaning the building have to move lots of trash from every room every single day. That’s a lot of work for just a small group of people. But most of the trash comes from the...

History of Thanksgiving

Annika Stockhaus, Staff Writer November 27, 2024

Thanksgiving means something different for all of us. Thanksgiving is a federal holiday celebrated in the United States, falling on the fourth Thursday of November every year. Thanksgiving is observed...

The Suzies are headed to the Final 4 against Monomoy!

Field Hockey Gets Closer and Closer to the State Championship

Ava Slivka, Staff Writer November 12, 2024

The Suzies field hockey team is officially in playoffs, hoping to bring home the big win this year. So far, the girls  played their round of 32 game against North Brookfield, which they won 7-0. Then,...

When the evening was over, the nation selected Donald Trump, but how did SHS vote?

2024 Election: SHS results

Cameron Loss, Staff Advisor November 11, 2024

By now, we all know that Donald Trump will be the next president, Elizabeth Warren will again represent Massachusetts in the Senate, and other local results. But, how did the students and faculty vote?...

The cafeteria serves as one donation location for plastic waste.

How Sutton High is Thinking Green

Emma Fiore, Staff Writer November 7, 2024

Plastic bags create immense waste each year. Over 3 million tons of plastic bags, sacks and wrappers were landfilled in 2018 alone. Sutton High School's environmental club is working to change that....

U-6 Soccer Game

Sports From the Start

Michael Faust, Staff Writer November 5, 2024

Athletics at a Young Age Many kids play sports at very young ages as little as 5 or maybe even 3. Just 3 years old and they are already a sports star. Not just the kids but also the parents. Many parents...

The Candidates: Sen. Ryan Fattman

Sean Hicks, Staff Writer November 4, 2024

It is no secret that during this election cycle, things are a bit tense to put it lightly. However, while all eyes are on the Presidency and Congressional down ballot races, not much attention is being...

Anthony Allard, construction worker by profession, and a State Senate candidate. A member of the Democratic Party

The Candidates: Anthony Allard

Sean Hicks, Staff Writer November 4, 2024

It is no secret that during this election cycle, things are a bit tense to put it lightly. However, while all eyes are on the Presidency and Congressional down ballot races, not much attention is being...

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