2021-2022 School Year Issue 4
A theme emerged from our journalistic endeavors over the past two terms. The three headline stories below highlight how our NBJH community is one that values positive experiences and student input.
After a year hiatus, the Sixth Grade Team found a creative way to bring back Outdoor Ed for the Class of 2024.π
By Abby C., Caroline M., Mari K., and Alex N.
Our executive board and student representatives go above and beyond to make our NBJH school spirit soar! π
By Megan N., Paige R., and Shayn D.
Downtown Northbrook has two ice cream shops: Baskin-Robbins and Graeter's. Which one is the best? πΉ
By Bryce B., Justin C., Marie M., and Micah R.
Soon there will be a nearby place that specializes in cookies! Our journalists reviewed the product and interviewed the owner. πΉ
By Annie L., Anthony P., and Kate D.
These two journalists believe that Apple watches should not be banned in our school. Listen to their thoughts and the views of others.π
By Ian F. and Owen R.
These four journalists "took the stage" to explain why November 11th is such an important day for America. πΉ
By Breanna G., Hailey S., Seylah N., and Victorica K.
Listen and find out what the NBJH community thinks about the Bears' draft pick. π
By Jacob D., Levi A., and Oliver R.
This four journalists interviewed some people around the school to see if the NBA or the NFL is the better professional sports league. π
By Charlie L., Colt N., Connor W., and Olivia D.
Hear some analysis from our sports broadcasters and relive some great highlights from the World Series. πΉ
By Jude R., Leo T., and Zach M.
Memes are taking the world by storm, but what's their story? What's their purpose? π
By Ben W., Lara T, and Oliver M.
Do you know that some NBJH students have some unique pets? Listen and be amazed. πΉ
By Avery A., Ayla S., Janessa W., and Olivia W.
We have watched a ton of movies during the pandemic so which blockbusters are the best of 2021? πΉ
By Elisa K., Owen W., Sahil P., and Sienna R.
This icon is more than just a pretty face. Learn more about his background and his rise to fame. πΉ
By Caroline S., Daylin C., Maggie G., and Lily M.
Fortnite was all the rage a few years ago, but now? Not so much. Listen and learn why. π
By Jason K., Max R., Nico P., and Seamus C.
This digital publication is created during a new literacy exploratory called Publishing with Purpose. Every sixth grade student rotates through this six-week course. There will be three issues each school year. Each issue will highlight submissions from two terms. I am very proud of The Trojan Times journalists.
These hard-working eleven and twelve year olds have learned so much. As with any learning journey, there is always room for growth. This is our first issue for the 2021-2022 school year and our second year as a publication. Not only have we learned a lot about how to be journalists, but also we have learned to problem solve and work collaboratively with our story teams.
A special shout out to the PTO who purchased more green screens, microphones, and tripods for us and to Mr. Piechowiak who made wooden holders that fit the iPads perfectly!
Please understand that you will encounter some tech issues as you enjoy this issue, but overall, I think their enthusiasm and messages shine through!
Ms. Julie Buzza, NBCT