The Student News Site of Parkway North High School

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The Student News Site of Parkway North High School

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The Student News Site of Parkway North High School

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Chloe Lancaster

Chloe Lancaster

Hey! My name is Chloe Lancaster. This is my first year with the NorseStar staff… although I have worked on the yearbook in the past. I like to golf and read (sometimes).

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Racers from last year, current seniors Alex Tycksen and Samuel Lipsutz, check their finishing times after receiving their Students on the GO! swag. “It was very nice to cross the finish line in less than two hours [last year], I hope to further improve my time this year,” Lipsutz said.

North Students Prepare for the Students on the GO! Marathon

Chloe Lancaster
March 24, 2025
With a decreased student population at North, some classrooms are underutilized. Leading classrooms like this one to collect dust until they are used again.

North’s decrease in student population affects classes

Riley Gibbons and Chloe Lancaster
February 20, 2025
Voting Activists including Harvey Ferdman and Rusti Levin speak with students involved in the Civics Club on Nov. 21. Civics Club hopes to hosts more speakers to encourage students to get involved in the political process.

Civics Club Hosts Voting Activists

Chloe Lancaster
December 6, 2024
Senior Maxwell Banashek, energetically recites his poem for the poetry slam audience. “Usually I am more of a keep [poetry] private kind of guy because I’m waiting for the right time and place… poetry slams are the kind of nice, safe place for me to perform my poems.”

Parkway North Poetry Club Hosts Poetry Slam

Chloe Lancaster
October 16, 2024
Senior and Spark! Bioscience associate Kezi’Ana Harris reviews the handout from the resume workshop on Sept. 20. “The resume workshop was useful for scholarships, internships, jobs and so much more,” Harris said.

Spark! Program Holds Resume Workshop for High School Students

Chloe Lancaster
September 27, 2024
Senior Layla Madison’s hard work shows through in this piece sent with 20 drawings for the AP assessment in May. “Most of my artwork was inspired by East Asian architecture, I find it very intricate and beautiful. I also was inspired by nature and tried to include it where I could,” Madison said.

North Student Layla Madison Receives Perfect Score on AP Drawing Portfolio

Chloe Lancaster
September 16, 2024
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