DHS students throw down during “Country Club vs. Western Wednesday”

Photo by Quinlan Gray '25: Skylah Clarke ’28 dressed to impress with her western themed outfit. By Quinlan Gray '25 On Wednesday, Oct. 9, students at Derby High School took part in spirit week. On Wednesday, the theme was “Country Club vs. Western Wednesday.” For this theme, students and teachers around DHS were able to … Continue reading DHS students throw down during “Country Club vs. Western Wednesday”

For years, teachers Stephen Wojtowicz and Jennifer Shea believe the science curriculum is too long and has many difficulties

Photo by Adriana Duarte '27: Science teacher Jennifer Shea helping student Tyler Izquierdo '25. By Adriana Duarte '27 An ongoing question at schools is, “Do students enjoy their classes?” The real question is “Do teachers enjoy their classes?”  With this question in mind, I interviewed 2 Science teachers at DHS: Steve Wojtowicz and Jennifer Shea. … Continue reading For years, teachers Stephen Wojtowicz and Jennifer Shea believe the science curriculum is too long and has many difficulties

Seniors reflect on their final year and bittersweet goodbyes

Image by Xa'riyah Mitchell '24, photos by Lifetouch: The six seniors who shared their reflections with The Raider press. By Kristian Fearon '25 and Xa'riyah Mitchell '25 As the end of the senior’s year approaches, a blend of nostalgia, excitement, and a bit of apprehension fills the senior halls. Senior year at DHS has been … Continue reading Seniors reflect on their final year and bittersweet goodbyes

Downtown Derby’s current state of construction creates both exhilarated and frustrated opinions

Image courtesy of NVCOG CT: Artistic rendering of future Downtown Derby. By Madeline Zavala '24 Derby, the smallest city in Connecticut, has grand things coming within the next couple of years. Downtown Derby will be introducing new businesses, apartments and roads! Although it’s something the Derby community anticipates, it hasn’t been the nicest experience driving … Continue reading Downtown Derby’s current state of construction creates both exhilarated and frustrated opinions