Two weeks ago, Sam Berger was elected to the New York State Assembly in a special election by the voters of Assembly District 27, the district in which Townsend Harris is located. The New York State...

Ryan Robinson, who has been teaching math at Townsend Harris in recent years, was hired this fall to teach Instructional Support Services (ISS) math classes. Mr. Robinson first developed a passion for...

Over the summer, many Townsend Harris students spent their time volunteering and interning in order to give back to the community. One of these Harrisites, senior Briana Mach,  participated in the Bank...

Since the start of the 2023-2024 school year, Townsend Harris has undergone a number of changes to its staff and faculty, including both the arrival of entirely new teachers and the allocation of new responsibilities...

This school year, new teacher Dina Inoyatov joined the Townsend Harris High School mathematics department, where she will teach geometry to freshmen and sophomores. Ms. Inoyatov attended high school...

Last week, the incoming Class of 2027 took part in their freshman orientation at Townsend Harris High School. The event was organized by Assistant Principal Veronica York and led by the Student Union as...

As seniors start their college applications this year, they find themselves ready to approach a familiar enemy: the FAFSA form. The FAFSA, or the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, is responsible...

With September quickly approaching (and senior classes at Queens College just two weeks away), Harrisites are taking steps to ensure a successful school year before the fall. Whether it be setting new...

Last fall, Townsend Harris introduced a major shift in its admissions policy, which involved the introduction of a writing and video requirement. The Classic asked the Class of 2027, who were the first...

With August here, seniors are weeks away from beginning their Queens College classes, and as this term arrives, a new policy is in place for accessing campus after CUNY officially removed the vaccine mandate...

With August here, students are starting to get that dreaded feeling: summer is going by fast. Nonetheless, there are plenty of ways to savor every last bit of summer vacation. From celebrating cultures...

Last month, Mayor Eric Adams announced that beginning this fall it will now be a requirement for all city public schools grades K-12 to facilitate mindfulness breathing exercises with students for two...