Data provided by Nathan Hale admin depicting the correlation between graduation rate and percentage of attendance as of February 14th, 2025.
A growing problem with a shrinking solution
Seniors won’t be solo in signing out this year
Siberah Rayford stands at the bow of the library, engaging the Sentinel and Heritage staffs in her story.
Rayford: Seeking the truth and sharing her journey
‘Woulds’ and ‘coulds’ of new state laws
Principle Jolene Grimes and Assistant Principle Ambyr Burrell hold up tapestry gift from Naha—With symbols representing both Nathan Hale and Okinawa as an ode to the 50th year of friendship.
Marking the 50th year of Nathan Hale and NAHA’s cultural exchange
Valentines Movie Recommendations
Valentines Movie Recommendations
Colleen Hoover, "Queen of Booktok"
Colleen Hoover, “Queen of Booktok”
Grammy awards: a year in review
Grammy awards: a year in review
21054 The White House, released in 2020 before being retired at the end of 2023, one of the first 18+ Lego sets, and contains many small details.
The Rise of Lego Teenagers and Adults
Senior Finn Leach up at bat in game against Highline playing at T-Mobile park in their annual ball park game.
Caution: Raiders are HOT
Gymnast practices her dismount off of the beam to perfect her routine
Pushing athletic and artistic boundaries
Bowling team posing after a win at districts.
Eleanor Reed: “A rock in raider bowling”
Men's swim practices freestyle quickly down his lane.
Swimming long before dawn
Raiders seize 2A Success in Breakout Fall Season
Raiders seize 2A Success in Breakout Fall Season
Top row: Eshal Aziz, Josie Holsenbeck, Emma Johnson, Elijah Cahn, Nooratun Salman Bottom Row: Chance Davis-Jones, Kayla Roos, Kamila Henderson, Frances Gillies, Carmen Umdor-Singh (Advisor)
Future Healthcare Leaders in Action: A Look Inside Our HOSA Chapter
United Nations representitives meeting; concerns rising amoung escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza, calling for urgent action and international support to alleviate civilian suffering
Children of war
According to Teen Mental Health Facts and Statistics 2024, 15.1% of teens have a major depressive episode.
Beat the Winter Blues Together- Spring Into Better Days
Teachers at Hale give students relationship advice
When countries are struck by disaster, fleeing becomes the only reality for millions of refugees around the world.
Blamed for surviving
The widespread use of the USC mind hashtag with millions of likes, views, and posts.
Buckets of activism: Icing out efforts
Halloween changes with us
The issue with increased class sizes
The issue with increased class sizes
An epidemic of academic stress in high school
Hale yes or Hale no? Pt.2
Hale yes or Hale no? Pt.2
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Xander Carter-Doody, Website Editor

Xander Carter-Doody is the website editor of The Sentinel. Carter-Doody is vice president for BridgeNHHS, a section of the organization BridgeUSA. He plays Ultimate Frisbee and runs track for Nathan Hale. When not at school, he enjoys playing his guitar, listening to blues and rock, and spending time in nature.

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Political polarization in the US is at an all-time high, with both parties moving further from the center. Nathan Hale students aim to reduce division though respectful dialogue, some point to social media's role in deepening divides.

Addressing rising political divide in the United States

Xander Carter-Doody, Website Editor
March 10, 2025
Hale hallways abandoned during lockdown

The “new normal” or a recurring threat?

Xander Carter-Doody, Website Editor
March 10, 2025
Men's swim practices freestyle quickly down his lane.

Swimming long before dawn

Xander Carter-Doody, Website Editor
February 14, 2025
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