How the Bears Make Their Mark
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At Norwalk High School, empty, unsightly areas make up the courtyards of the school. The walls of the enclosed areas have not heard the noise of high school students in over four years and it seems as though it is going to stay that way for a while.
The courtyards have not been able to be used since NHS began their construction in the year 2006. “We should be able to use them if they’re there,” says Bianca Johnson (’12).
Many students had the same opinion when asked what they thought of the unused courtyards at the high school. “We should be able to utilize them and it’s a shame they’re so messy,” said Rachel Hamilton (’10). “They could at least look nice even if we can’t use them.”
In a supportive partnership with the Norwalk community, our mission is to teach skills that will enable students to acquire, access, and apply information. The teachers will foster self-directed learning and good citizenship in a safe environment. All students will be held to high expectations, so they will be successful after graduation.
Gina LaRochelle
