Welcome back, Class of 2025! On September 4, 2024, the Class of 2025 gathered in the senior lot to mark the beginning of their final year as a Golden Knight. The seniors decorated their cars and posed...

As the seniors' final year at NVOT comes to an end, they’ve had time to reflect on the memories they’ve made, but also think about the journeys ahead of them. With that being in mind, we asked them...

Work Based Learning, or WBL, is the time of senior year for the graduating class to have a break from traditional learning before going off to college. When senioritis is at an all time high, the opportunity...

On Tuesday, April 4, seniors and teachers participated in the Senior Switch Day tradition. During Senior Switch Day, seniors swapped places with one of their teachers and ran their classrooms for a...

On Thursday, March 2, members of the senior class faced off against staff members in a volleyball game at lunch in the North Gym. Ultimately, the seniors lost by a score of 30-28. 

After getting through a 10 minute back up and finally reaching your destination of NVOT Regional High School, your trouble has only just begun. Right as you turn into the school you are faced with impatient...

For most teams, being able to flaunt a perfect record at the end of a season is all a sport is worth playing for. But, for the Golden Knights field hockey team, winning isn’t everything. This year,...

In their final month of high school, the Class of 2022 was asked to summarize their experiences, memories, and lessons learned.   

On June 21, the annual senior picnic and yearbook signing was held on the field outside the school. Seniors were served ice cream, pizza, and other treats while signing their yearbooks and playing games...

On Wednesday, April 13, seniors and teachers participated in the Senior Switch Day tradition after a three-year hiatus.  During Senior Switch Day, seniors can choose to swap places with one of their...

As high school comes to an end, seniors fall into an inevitable pit of indifference towards their grades, attendance, and appearance. In other words, seniors are diagnosed with the classic case of being...