Tailgate was a great success
The 2022 Boonton High School Tailgate was a great success! The clubs that attended did wonderful, offering delicious treats and showing lots of creativity. The clubs in attendance were: Key Continue Reading
Homecoming Fall 2022
The crowning of the king and queen, a dance, an exciting football game and a spectacular sunset made Friday, Sept. 30 perfect for Boonton High School’s 2022 Homecoming. Fans wore Continue Reading
Prom 2022
Artwork by Logyn Cammorata, Class of 2023
Are AP classes worth it?
As advanced placement, most commonly referred to as AP, makes its way into the American education system, the feelings and morale of students across the country student grow unsteady. AP, Continue Reading
Girls lacrosse team had wild ride
The 2022 Boonton girls lacrosse team had a roller coaster of a season. Despite a 4-11 record, the girls continuously made an effort to show up and put in the Continue Reading
Banning paper bags makes no sense
Last year, a law was passed in New Jersey which prohibited restaurants and food service establishments from giving away single-use plastic straws, unless the customer asks for one. Now a Continue Reading
Copa FC triumphs… Finally
It was an unpleasant flashback from freshman year and it could’ve had major implications. With Copa FC and the Rizz Gods in the midst of a scoreless battle in the Continue Reading
Netflix’s “Heartstopper” captures viewers’ hearts
The new Netflix original show, “Heartstopper,” came out on April 22, 2022. With eight half-an-hour episodes, the show has managed to absolutely capture my heart (no pun intended). And yes, Continue Reading
Girls wrestling grows in numbers, achievements
The Boonton High School girls wrestling team had just four girls during the 2021-22 season. This year, there was seven. The increase in numbers gave them the opportunity to compete Continue Reading
Joe Fongaro ends 30-year wrestling title drought
Senior Joe Fongaro attained the first individual state wrestling title since 1992 for Boonton High School when he edged top-seeded Ty Whalen of Clearview 10-9 in the 144-pound state final. Continue Reading