Breaking: HHS’ new principal chosen
Tracy Shaver will be replacing HHS' previous principal Irene Reynolds and interim principal Dr. Perry Pope for the 2011-2012 school year.
Articles By: Maria Rose
Former Editor-in-Chief Maria Rose was a member of the Newsstreak staff for 4 years. She enjoyed "working hard to produce something amazing, with a group of wonderful people, simply with the knowledge that we did [it] together." By participating in journalism, she hopes to write stories that make people feel something, and conduct interviews that change the world. In addition to being a part of the Newsstreak staff, she was a member of Cross Country, track, choir and forensics. She also enjoys photography, food, playing piano and mismatching her socks.
Sherry Burcham Anderson 5k registration now open
Annual Harrisonburg Education Foundation 5k held to raise money for grants and scholarships in Sherry Burcham Anderson's honor.
Opinion: 1000 Awesome Things relates to everyone
1000 Awesome Things is an online website completely devoted to finding the small joys in life.
Superintendent throws breakfast for musical crew
Kizner hosts breakfast to thank musical cast for the hours of hard work that went into the production.
Breaking: Pope announced as interim principal
Dr. Perry Pope will take over in January as interim principal following Irene Reynolds' retirement.
Opinion: A different kind of online predator
There are certain rules that Facebook users should abide by. Here are the most notorious violators.
Marching Blue Streak Band brings home gold
Against other schools from around the state, the Marching Blue Streak Band brings home first place in several categories.
White House aide encourages students to pursue their passions
White House aide Kevin Harris encourages students to always "go for it," even if others say their dreams are impossible.
Breaking: Assistant principal Knapp accepts position at JP King Middle School
Knapp spends last day at Harrisonburg High School saying goodbyes.
Photo Gallery: Summer Practices
Students brave near 100 degree heat to practice their activity or sport.
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