One more step. Senior wide receiver Trey Sharp lines up on the line of scrimmage with four minutes to go in the game, Hudson down 17 - 21. A touchdown would give Hudson all the momentum they need to seal...
Music, a particularly hot topic and influential point in any teen’s life, is always more helpful than harmful. Students can and do use music in many different ways, whether it’s to help them focus...
Each week, Mr. Zustin's Sociology class participates in "Fun Fridays." During these days, the class members play games and interact with students with special needs while wearing blue t-shirts. These blue...
For over 31 years, Hudson High School has sold delicious cookies in the snack line. These cookies have made and continue to make the students at Hudson High School look forward to lunch and ultimately...
Many who wander the halls of Hudson High School know of Nick Savelli.
A senior at the high school, Savelli is a classmate and a good friend to many Hudson students. He loves doing housework, watching...
Last month, 18 students from Hudson’s Journalism and Yearbook classes and the Six-District Modern Communications and Media Production program (Mod Com) had the incredible opportunity to learn more about...
This year, New Dimensions went to the most magical city in the world, New York City, a long-lasting HHS tradition that has spanned decades. The trip was led by Mrs. Scharlotte and Mr. Chiorian, who is...
Nine months ago, the students of the 2022-2023 Service Learning class walked into their classroom for the first time, walking in and meeting their 4 teachers, Mrs. Vonville, Mrs. Amiet, Mr. Kosmin, and...
Everyone loves summer break, but oftentimes, losing the structure of the school year can leave people aimless. This can lead to the summer being spent inside watching TV instead of taking advantage of...
In the iconic movie The Breakfast Club, five students with varying identities are sentenced to a Saturday detention. Each character represents a different stereotype: the princess, the athlete, the brain,...
On January 18th, sophomore students had their scheduling seminar and the chance to explore the six-district programs at the Career Fair. Each year, students travel from booth to booth to talk to current...
![Sophomore Gabriela Skomra is not only in band, but is also involved in numerous other activities. She puts things into perspective when it comes to stereotypes. “While some stereotypes in many cases appear to be true from the surface level, I think that they often prevent us or cause us to stay away from certain people instead of meeting them and getting to know who they really are. While there are some patterns in that generalization, it doesn’t really describe everybody and who they truly are. They [stereotypes] are a bit too negative sometimes.”](https://hudexplorernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screen-Shot-2023-03-15-at-12.31.34-PM.png)
