by Mark Brown “It was great fun.” Not normally what people say when recalling a near death experience, but that’s how 1967 Pulitzer Prize winner John Hughes described just such a day. Hughes crouched behind cars in a narrow alley in the light and smoke of the burning […]
By Ella R. Ms. Connolly is a second year U.S. History II teacher at Duxbury High School. 2015 was her first year teaching and she has already made an impact on many of the seniors and juniors that have had her. Senior Paige H. said, “Ms. Connolly was […]
Even though the season is coming to a close, Duxbury High School sophomore Jack D. discusses his favorite kind of fishing. Check out the Duxbury Time and Tides twitter for more photos! https://twitter.com/dhs_timetides
Longtime history teacher at DHS, Mr. Bagshaw, is teaching a new course involving a tie between sports and history. This new elective, better explained as a history of sports in society, covers a variety of topics ranging from Olympic events to the role of sports in ethics. The […]
Spirit week is approaching. Emily M. shared student council’s plans and hopes for the week of festivities. Check DHS Student Council’s Twitter account for more of their amazing photos and details
DHS Senior Grace G. is looking forward to directing the freshman in the annual Fall Festival of Plays. As a Senior Thespian, Grace has the opportunity to direct all the plays that the Drama Troupe produce this year. Fall Fest is running in the Black Box Theater September 27th-29th. […]
Sam Stapinski has been running since middle school. Every fall he joins cross country because he “has a good team and can win a race pretty easily.”
This year, Duxbury High has instituted an “iLab” period for students. This is essentially a free period for students to do homework. Maggie K, a junior at Duxbury High, revealed her thoughts about how beneficial iLab has been to her schedule, freeing up time for activities beyond homework. […]
By Jay W. Hailed swim coach, current event master, and economics guru, Mr. Craft does it all. For many students, it is the jokes, laughs, and smiles that make Mr. Craft’s classes so different from the rest. For other students, it is the ability to learn about history […]
By Savannah B. From the mean streets of Natick to the pristine halls of Duxbury High school, Mr. Nelson has instilled life lessons into his students. For most, Mr. Nelson is a teacher that they will never forget. Mr. Nelson was raised in the MetroWest town of […]
By: Molly N. Sarah Gill is running for secretary of M.A.S.C. on March 9th. This is the first time anyone has ever run for a position on the state board before. Another Duxbury High School student, Alexis Dow is attending the national conference for the first time […]
By: Nicole N. For three years, Mrs. Robertson has been teaching students American Sign Language at DHS. Mrs. Robertson’s interest in ASL began when she was in college. “ I decided to take a summer course at Gallaudet University,” Mrs. Robertson said. “There, I met my now husband, […]
By: Aidan T. From the city of Peshawar, Pakistan to the sandy shores of Duxbury Massachusetts, Tabish S. is spreading his message. From November 6th to the 22nd, Tabish gave 46 presentations about the culture of his home country, Pakistan.
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