On Monday, September 22nd, students from the College Small Business Marketing classes at Clarkstown North stepped outside the classroom to gain real-world insight into the operations of a local small...

On Monday, September 15th, many students from the class of 2026 gathered on the turf to attend the annual Senior Sunrise. Students woke up early, grabbed Starbucks and senior merch, and met up to watch...

For the 2025-26 school year, the Ram’s Horn has appointed new leadership positions to individuals who are committed to helping the newspaper continue to thrive. After the Ram’s Horn transitioned...

International Night is a vibrant celebration of diverse cultures, delicious food, and community spirit. With an array of performances and cultural displays, it’s a night that brings students together...

As we wrap up the school year, North's Art Department is hard at work continuing its annual tradition of an end of the year art show. Although it is a longstanding tradition, this year was the first time...

This March, The New City Library and Mrs. Basciano hosted a Blackout Poetry workshop. Mrs. Basciano hosts these events as a way to give students opportunities and resources to make their own blackout poems...

The 2025 staff volleyball was a huge success. Students, staff and administration came out for this exciting event which raised money for the Rockland Senior Center.      

The beginning of this school year brought a new course: Mural Painting! Many students have taken part in this course, working during class to beautify our school. Under the guidance of Ms. Dunn, each student...

The Debate Team selections are out. This was an ultra-competitive year, with every individual trying out giving it their all. North will feature three teams of debaters. While they may be ranging in experience,...

The coveted senior superlatives are out…. Categories range from “One in a Million” to “Class Clown”, “ Most Likely to be President”, and “Most Bill Nye.” Who will win? Find out in February....

On January 10, 2025 the APES class ate. During their lab period, they made edible soil, filled with pudding, Oreos, chocolate chips, and gummy words, making a delectable treat in science class.

This year, North's drama club, Cue and Curtain, performed Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream as the annual fall play on November 21, 22, and 23. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a comedy written...