Samhita Vasudevan and Alexa Cannella

May 24, 2019 • No Comments

                  Although most students will return for yet another couple years as North Allegheny Tigers, two important people who are a part of our NAI family will be closing the “school chapter” in their lives -- Ms. Dulemba and Mrs. Traversari. On behalf of NAI, the newspaper would like to thank both Ms. Dulemba and Mrs. Traversari for their hard work and all the time they have put into working to make this...

Samhita Vasudevan and Alexa Cannella

May 22, 2019 • No Comments

When you buy a slice of pizza from Pizza Express, french toast from Signature Entrees, or even a bag of kettle chips from the little snack stands, you probably don’t think about all the planning and effort it takes to bring these delicious foods to you in a school cafeteria setting. In school, the foods served to you are chosen and formulated carefully to make sure students are able to make healthy choices starting from before school breakfast, all the way to eighth period eats. NAEye had the privilege...

Sydney Frencho, Photographer/Writer

May 16, 2019 • No Comments

On March 29 and May 15, students, teachers, parents, and people across our community gathered at NASH to not only praise North Allegheny’s success in technology, but to learn and grow from it as well. Hundreds of students, ranging from 1st grade all of the way up to 12th, were selected to present their take on a form of technology that they had worked with in the past year. The presentations ranged from a flip classroom, to morning announcements in a video format, to working with robots,...

Sydney Frencho, Hanna Petrichevich, and Kristen Kinzler

May 15, 2019 • No Comments

We’re all looking to make a difference. It’s the goal of countless clubs, organizations, and charities. We, as a people and a society, want to change the world. Well, on Thursday, April 18th, that’s exactly what North Allegheny did with the annual Project Water Dodgeball Tournament. Project Water was originally started here at NAI five years ago by Josh Thomas. He saw a problem— the water crisis in Africa. He wanted to make a difference. And what brings people together more than...