Southold High School students got their hands dirty for a good cause Wednesday by picking vegetables at Wesnofske Farm in order to donate the would-be wasted produce to charities.
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By the time winter rolls in, there’s some produce farmers just don’t get around to picking and vegetables are typically left on the fields to rot and be used as mulch.
Details about how Southold High School’s student council is preparing fun events for its classmates was the cover story in this year’s first issue of the Southold’s student newspaper, “The Sentinel.”
The article, by Liam Walker, explained what goes into planning student events like Spirit Day and Homecoming.
In addition, Southold School District Superintendent’s letter to the editor about senior pranks is the lead item on page 2 and student Gregory Quist wrote about the history behind the school’s senior prank tradition.
In September, five Southold High School students were accused of dumping a boat at the entrance of the school.
Profiles about new teachers and an update of the area’s NJROTC unit are also featured in the student paper, along with theater and sports.
The Sentinel, an award-winning newspaper, is published under the guidance of teacher James Stahl. Five student staffers and a student photographer worked on the first issue.
To read the entire issue, click below: