HHS Robotics kicks off their year

Andrew Zhou, Feature Editor

Sponsored by various companies, including Medtronic, the team is mentored by various professionals to design and build a working robot within six weeks to complete a specific task under various constraints.

Guest Wi-Fi failure across Hopkins District

David Sheldon, Staff Reporter

Earlier in Oct., students noticed that the Wi-Fi network Hopkins-Guest was down.

Snapchat features new HHS geofilters

Ross Womack, Staff Reporter

Since its launch in Sept. 2011, the mobile application ‘Snapchat’ has exploded in popularity.

Chromebook culture

Abby Doeden, Staff Reporter

When Matt Tomlinson, sophomore, walks into his second block Algebra 2 class, he immediately pulls out his Acer Chromebook to complete the daily Peardeck warm-up.

Bag and tag system dismissed

David Sheldon and Matt Molnar

For years, the bag and tag system was in effect within HHS. Since the start of the 2015-16 school year, however, the system has been removed.

HHS gets new 3D printer for technology classes

Josh Freeman, Staff Reporter

HHS purchased a new 3D printer called The Ultimaker Extended.

School district moves forward with one-to-one technology

Nate Pasko, Print Editor in Chief

The Hopkins School Board explores the idea of providing each student with a Chromebook next year.