What even is FBLA?
High school is the perfect time to find yourself, whether it's discovering your passions, friends, or likes/dislikes. As you continue to explore the start of this new school year after returning to normalcy, FBLA is a club worth checking out.
Passing the Torch: Mrs. Hawk
As October begins, it is time to pass the torch to another exceptional colleague, Ms. Tracy Hawk. Ms. Hawk embodies everything that the TORCH represents.
A Special Talk with Mr. Mallon, East’s Latin 4A Teacher
Mr. Mallon is East’s newest member of the LOTE department, and currently teaches Latin 4A. Here's a little more about him!
School Store Food Review Part III
On December 1st, we purchased one of every snack and beverage available and ranked them according to value and quality. It was an experience that has left us fundamentally altered, both physically and spiritually.
A Deep Dive into the Boys’ Swim Season
The boys’ swim team dove right in this year with an undefeated regular season and a second-place finish at the ECIC Championship Meet. It’s a feat accomplished not only with talent but with the support of brotherhood.
Saying Goodbye to Hoco ‘22: Simply Fantastical
Homecoming festivities may feel an age away, what with tests and homework already piling up, but let’s look back on how we celebrated East spirit this year, after so much time away from one another.
Join East FBLA!
Future Business Leaders of America is the world’s largest student-led business organization. With thousands of members in New York and hundreds right here at East, join to connect with other members and build up your business profile!
The Chess Revolution
It seems that at East, there has been a recent chess revolution. Chess is a common board game, and students have been found playing in the library, online, commons--everywhere!
East’s Fall Favorites
To get a taste for how the East community likes the season of turning leaves, the East Side News surveyed students and faculty to learn their opinions of all things fall!
“Graham Latinam Clava”
Latin club is a club that is designed to explore additional topics of interest to Latin students and to anyone who is interested in joining. “You do not have to be a current or former Latin student to join the club,” advisor Ms. Brodniki said. The club meets once a month with a different theme each month of the year and usually has fun activities that are Latin-based.