February 28, 2022
Covid-19 has prompted sudden changes in the lives of many. Students, teachers, and administrators have struggled with the complexities the virus has added to their daily lives. In November 2021, Benjamin Suro, DMHS principal of two years, left the Englewood school district after many struggles during the pandemic years. Although he did not express the...
February 28, 2022
DMHS was proud to announce the Students of the Month for November and December. Throughout this school year, teachers and students have been working extremely hard to show their best selves at school, and students from each grade level have been recognized for their efforts. The selected students for November’s “Student of the Month” were...
February 28, 2022
On Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, Student Council members held the virtual DMHS Club Fair afterschool on Microsoft Teams. They created a specialty TEAMS page, where all students were welcome to join. Approximately 140 students and faculty attended the meeting. Represented in the club were more than 40 honor societies and clubs. Some of the clubs and societies...
February 28, 2022
On December 10, 2021, a small group of sophomores in AP U.S. History took a class trip to Fort Lee with history teachers Judy Aronson and Tucker Scheld. It was the first in-person field trip anyone in DMHS has taken in a long time because of Covid-19. The field trip showed students where Washington’s army stayed and the route they followed through...
February 28, 2022
Eleven years after the Revolutionary War, the United States held the Constitutional Convention of 1787 where delegates would have a formal meeting for creating a constitution for the United States. Taught to students as an important event in U.S. history classes and part of its humble beginnings, Judy Aronson's AP US History classes learned about this...
February 28, 2022
To answer the question simply, yes. There is still a divide between Black and Hispanic students and Asian students on our campus. But not for the reasons you might expect...
- 9th Graders: Alone But Hope December 21, 2021
February 28, 2022
The latest strain of the Covid-19 virus is the omicron variant, which New Jersey, New York, and other states saw a surge of during the holiday season. Omicron has proven to...
- Growing Out, Not Just Up July 20, 2021
February 28, 2022
Following the brutal past two years of high school athletics, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Dwight Morrow Boys Basketball team is playing in its first ‘normal’ season since 2019. Following its...
February 28, 2022
As the Dwight Morrow Maroon Raiders look to finish the last few games of their season, they’re optimistic for ending strong. The Girls’ Basketball Team, which had a rough start, suffered from a lack...
“Speak up!” is the name of an expressive piece of artwork by DMAE artist junior Alison Le that seems to represent courage. Alison won the National Art Honor Society (NAHS) contest for March. For...
Out of thousands of applicants, junior Alison Le won the Gold Key in the 2021 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition for her artwork titled “Everything’s Fine, Relax!” in the digital art category....
