The Student Newspaper of Cambridge Rindge and Latin

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The Student Newspaper of Cambridge Rindge and Latin

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The Student Newspaper of Cambridge Rindge and Latin

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Alma Barak

Alma Barak, Managing Editor

Favorite children’s story/book

Narnia

Favorite food

Pasta with pink sauce, I swear it’s a thing

Favorite section in the paper

AS, of course :)

All content by Alma Barak
The CRLS women’s fencing team broke school records when finishing 2nd in the competition.

CRLS’ Women’s Fencing Team Beats School Record

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
August 15, 2024
The new algebra curriculum will be online rather than on paper.

CPSD Middle School Algebra One Program Sparks Debate

Alma Barak, Managing Editor
July 6, 2024
12 highschools in the greater Boston area particpated in the walkout.

Students Walk out in Solidarity with MIT Encampment

Alma Barak and Hannah Erickson
June 18, 2024
Controversy Surrounds Graham and Parks’ New Principal

Controversy Surrounds Graham and Parks’ New Principal

Alma Barak, Managing Editor
June 17, 2024
Many teachers feel the budget is not enough to support teachers in Cambridge.

Living Wage for CPS Paraprofessionals Remains Elusive

Alma Barak and Hannah Erickson
June 17, 2024
The day encouraged students to engage in activities surrounding topic of equity and inclusion.

YES Day: A Summit Too Many Said No To

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
June 2, 2024

Kidnapped for a Month in the Middle of Cambridge

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
June 2, 2024

The Man Behind the City: The First-Ever Review of Cambridge’s City Manager

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
June 2, 2024
On April 2nd, a CPD Youth Resource Officer accidentally discharged his weapon in a first floor bathroom.

An Accidental Gunshot in the Middle of CRLS

Alma Barak, Managing Editor
June 2, 2024
The Shortest Tenure in Harvard History

The Shortest Tenure in Harvard History

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
February 21, 2024
Protesters gathered to honor Faisal, who was killed over a year ago.

One Year After Arif Sayed Faisal’s Death, Many Questions Remain

Alma Barak and Madeline Nohrnberg
February 15, 2024
CRLS DANCEWorks Show Was En Pointe This Winter

CRLS DANCEWorks Show Was En Pointe This Winter

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
February 15, 2024
Administrators met to reflect and set new goals for CPSD.

A New Path Forward: The Inaugural State of Schools

Alma Barak and Madeline Nohrnberg
February 15, 2024
Speaking About October Seventh

Speaking About October Seventh

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
January 28, 2024

District Dashboard Reveals Lack of Diversity in CRLS APs

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
January 28, 2024
Amid Controversy, a New Chief Strategy Officer is Hired

Amid Controversy, a New Chief Strategy Officer is Hired

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
January 15, 2024
CEA Settles on Contract

CEA Settles on Contract

Madeline Nohrnberg and Alma Barak
January 15, 2024
Many teachers believe the new grading policy is a step in the right direction.

Inequities Within The New “Equitable” Grading Policy

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
January 15, 2024
CRLS athlete consent workshops are a work in progress.

Addressing Consent at CRLS

Alma Barak and Madeline Nohrnberg
December 18, 2023

2023 Interviews with School Committee Candidates

November 5, 2023
Mediation rules stall contract negotiations.

83 Hours, 24 Sessions, and Still No Contract

Madeline Nohrnberg and Alma Barak
October 13, 2023
Cambridge educators rally in the midst of contract negotiations.

Educators Are Burning Out as CEA Rallies For Change

Madeline Nohrnberg and Alma Barak
July 20, 2023
New whiteboard screens have sparked controversy within CRLS.

From Blackboards to BenQ: Is This Necessary?

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
July 20, 2023
Sub-separate classrooms aim to combat bullying and build community.

Sub-Separate Classrooms: Creating a Safe Space

Alma Barak and Lily Grodzins
July 20, 2023
CRLS Equity Summit: Addressing the Overlooked

CRLS Equity Summit: Addressing the Overlooked

Alma Barak and Madeline Nohrnberg
July 20, 2023
New CRLS Grading Policies Will Affect Every Student

New CRLS Grading Policies Will Affect Every Student

Alma Barak, Around School Editor
July 20, 2023
The Danehy Gateway Pavillion will bring new athletic facilities.

A New Beginning: The Danehy Gateway

Alma Barak and Jaana Frederick
June 30, 2023
In March, a series of Instagram accounts popped up, launching rumors and attacks at Rindge students.

Instagram Account “CRLS Secrets” Spreads Rumors, Violence, and Pain

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
June 30, 2023
CPS’ Vaccine Policy: Is the Pandemic Really Over?

CPS’ Vaccine Policy: Is the Pandemic Really Over?

Alma Barak and Maddy Nohrnberg
June 30, 2023
The Experience of Multilingual Learners

The Experience of Multilingual Learners

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
May 8, 2023
Cambridge School Committee Fights Back Against Hate

Cambridge School Committee Fights Back Against Hate

Madeline Nohrnberg and Alma Barak
May 3, 2023
Nationwide, the push for adequate autism education is growing.

Anti-Autism Bullying Exists; Autism Education Does Not

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
March 14, 2023
CRLS Fencing: A Multidisciplinary Sport

CRLS Fencing: A Multidisciplinary Sport

Kristen Chun and Alma Barak
March 13, 2023
Pictured: Solidarity march in New York on January 5, 2020.

Antisemitism: It Happens Here at CRLS

Alma Barak and Madeline Nohrnberg
March 13, 2023
The Dangerous Death of Affirmative Action

The Dangerous Death of Affirmative Action

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
February 12, 2023
A Classic for a Reason: 1984 Has Come and Gone, but the Book Remains Relevant to This Day

A Classic for a Reason: 1984 Has Come and Gone, but the Book Remains Relevant to This Day

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
January 22, 2023
With SATs Only Available on Saturdays, Students Are Hurting

With SATs Only Available on Saturdays, Students Are Hurting

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
January 15, 2023
There is limited education around antisemitism in history classes.

Antisemitic Incidents Highlight Flaws in History Curriculum

Madeline Nohrnberg and Alma Barak
December 6, 2022
Is it Really an ID If The Name is Wrong?

Is it Really an ID If The Name is Wrong?

Alma Barak, Contributing Writer
November 8, 2022
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