The Mirror

The student-run newspaper of Northwood School in Lake Placid.

Humans at Northwood: Abigail Sinclair ’23

“My family consists of my mom, dad, and two older brothers, ages 26 and 21. Before attending Northwood, I attended a private day school on Long Island.

“I enjoy challenging myself academically, and my favorite classes at Northwood are advanced STEM and advanced humanities, which are research-based. Additionally, I love solving puzzles and believe that challenging my brain is the best way to become the best version of myself, even if some people call me a nerd. When it comes to music, Burna Boy, PartyNextDoor, and SZA are my top three artists.

“My ethnic background is diverse, with my heritage being half Jamaican, a quarter Chinese, and a quarter African American. Overall, I’m excited to be a part of the Northwood community and can’t wait to see what the future holds.”

As told to AJ Etumnu, Jr. ’25. Photo by Mr. Michael Aldridge.

The Northwood Mirror

The student-run newspaper of Northwood School in Lake Placid

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Humans at Northwood: Abigail Sinclair ’23

“My family consists of my mom, dad, and two older brothers, ages 26 and 21. Before attending Northwood,…

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“My family consists of my mom, dad, and two older brothers, ages 26 and 21. Before attending Northwood, I attended a private day school on Long Island.

“I enjoy challenging myself academically, and my favorite classes at Northwood are advanced STEM and advanced humanities, which are research-based. Additionally, I love solving puzzles and believe that challenging my brain is the best way to become the best version of myself, even if some people call me a nerd. When it comes to music, Burna Boy, PartyNextDoor, and SZA are my top three artists.

“My ethnic background is diverse, with my heritage being half Jamaican, a quarter Chinese, and a quarter African American. Overall, I’m excited to be a part of the Northwood community and can’t wait to see what the future holds.”

As told to AJ Etumnu, Jr. ’25. Photo by Mr. Michael Aldridge.