“If I didn’t play soccer, I would do track and field, like a 100-meter dash sprinter, or be a basketball player. Because, you know, my shooting abilities are incredible. “I […]
Idiot’s Guide to Soccer: The Penalty Kick
Very few moments in soccer rival the drama of a penalty. It is often a game-deciding moment that is just between you and the opposition’s goalkeeper. For those unfamiliar with […]
Humans of Northwood: Leo Doyle ’25
“I tend to overthink a lot of stuff. Piano focuses me on the instrument. “My name is Leo Doyle ‘25, and I’m from Tokyo, Japan. “Piano is something I picked […]
Students Get Real-World Civics Lesson
Northwood School is taking a refreshingly different approach in a world where political campaigns are often dominated by personality. At Northwood, a mock election is underway. It is not focused […]
Students Seek to Improve Athletic Performance in STEM Research Projects
Northwood offers a wonderful array of classes outside of its standard core credits. One of the most unique independent work classes is the Advanced STEM Research program. This class is […]
Humans of Northwood: Ryan Farr ‘25
“My biggest fear is spiders. “I came here mostly because of soccer. I’m a post-grad, and it’s my first year here. Coach Moodey recruited me, and I wanted to come […]
TEQBALL Builds Community in a Fun Way
TEQBALL has taken Northwood School by storm. Imagine Ping-Pong, but you must use your feet and a soccer ball instead of your hands and a paddle. This community-building sport has […]
Artist Van Slyke “Finding the Ordinary: A Portrait of Everyday Shared Spaces”
Lake Placid is a beautiful place. That is exactly what Northwood’s very own award-winning artist and art teacher, Ms. Ingrid Van Slyke, is trying to capture in her series called […]
Tour Guides Play a Key Role
The 2024-25 school year is underway with the first two weeks of school done. However, it is already time to focus on the years to come, starting with Monday’s meeting […]
Students Arrive to Campus Changes with More to Come
Upon arriving at Northwood this school year, many notable campus changes become evident. Just in front of the school’s main building, the 90-year-old pine trees that once threatened the new […]
