The coronavirus has taken over the world—literally. The virus is spreading at a rapid pace, placing some countries under quarantine, and making its way through the media just as quickly. With rumors...
Students and staff crowded the South Gym on Diversity Day–the annual cultural celebration hosted by NVOT's Diversity Club. The gym housed 25+ booths representing multiple countries, each displaying a...
Backstage anxiety took hold of Rida Qureshi, but she quickly shook it off. Even though it was her fourth year competing in Poetry Out Loud (POL), she still felt the nerves. She made one last power pose...
Monday: history quiz. Tuesday: lab report. Wednesday: Algebra unit test, plus an English essay on a book no one in the class bothered to read. Thursday: Spanish presentation. And to end the week before...
In honor of Black History Month, NVOT celebrates the achievements of famous African American historical figures who influenced the country in ways that still show today.
On February 3, Key Arts Production...
As a parting celebration for a successful first semester, a Spirit Week accompanied the annual Golden Knights Day this year. Student Council, Student & Faculty Senate, Class Advisors, and many other...
On Friday, January 31, students filled the North and South Gyms and played field-day style games to win points for their grade. Seniors ended Spirit Week in first place, juniors took second, sophomores...
Over five million Americans are currently suffering from Alzheimer’s. For Aaron DeNicola, student council president, this disease has directly impacted his life ever since his grandmother was diagnosed...
The clapping dies down as a student takes center-stage. They raise the microphone to their mouth, take a deep breath, and recite the poem they have been working on for the past month. The auditorium goes...
