Students, Faculty Travel to Scandinavia Over Spring Break

Samin Faiz || STAFF WRITER Forty-two Andover High School students and seven chaperones visited Scandinavia this April. After a six-hour flight from Boston to Reykjavík, Iceland, followed by a two-hour flight to Oslo, Norway, the group began their ten-day-long tour the Thursday before spring break. Through a combination of bus rides, overnight ferries, and countless…

AHS Class of 2026 Graduation: A Sentiment of Gratitude

Abby Chachus & Kendall Murphy || STAFF WRITERS A hush falls as a sea of navy gowns, a rising tide of Andover High School graduates enters the Tsongas Center just before 5 o’clock on June 1, 2026. There is something distinct about moments like these. A goodbye that is bittersweet among both the audience and…

How to Market Yourself to College Coaches

Mo Gearin || STAFF WRITER As the class of 2026 finalized their future plans, there were many factors influencing their decision, especially for students intending to follow a sport.  Kerry Cashman, the Assistant Athletic Director, encouraged students to think about academics, campus culture, and whether they would enjoy the school even without their sport when…

New AP Business Class to Come to AHS

Christina Saad || ONLINE EDITOR Advanced Placement (AP) Business with Personal Finance is a new course coming to Andover High School in the 2026-2027 school year. It is open to seniors and has a prerequisite of at least one full credit of digital learning. AP Business with Personal Finance is an introductory course aimed at…

New Display Pops Up in Front of Room 200

Duru Tanriverdi || STAFF WRITER A new digital display has recently appeared in front of room 200, right above the stairs leading to and from the main lobby, drawing students’ attention as it cycles through college and career-related content. The screen is designed to function as a modern version of a hallway bulletin board, presenting…

We Can All Be Journalists

Isabella Yan || EXECUTIVE EDITOR Creeping through the back of the Andover High School cafeteria, I found myself standing in a dimly lit corridor facing a row of offices I never knew existed. It was after school hours, and I felt completely out of place. I was seeing a side of the kitchen––the industrial-sized equipment…

A Love Letter

Saarvi Deshwal || EXECUTIVE EDITOR Dear ANDOVERVIEW, There are definitely easier ways to spend every Monday evening than sitting in room 224 typing 700 words and fighting with Adobe InDesign. But that was the life I chose, for four years straight. And I’d choose it again in a heartbeat. I adored your rhythm. People slowly…

Class of 2026 Reveals Gift

Kendall Murphy || STAFF WRITER During graduation, the class of 2026 gift to the school was announced: a window graphic to be applied to the windows above the main lobby. The graphic will feature an eagle surrounded by the AHS colors of blue, gold, and white and will be visible from afar. The decision and…

Marching Band Travels to D.C. for Memorial Day

Avery Slaughter || ONLINE EDITOR The Andover High School marching band traveled to Washington, D.C. from May 23 to 26 to perform in the National Memorial Day Parade. In addition to playing in the parade, the marching band participated in other activities such as visiting local museums, watching the National Symphony Orchestra perform, and visiting…

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