The student news site of Dartmouth High School

The Spectrum
The student news site of Dartmouth High School

The Spectrum
The student news site of Dartmouth High School

The Spectrum
The Spectrum Editorial Staff poses with this week's guest, DHS Principal Ryan Shea.
Spectrum Crossword #1: Back to School
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Editor-in-Chief Annica Dupre hugs a tennis racket to her chest, cowering in fear at the sight of a pickleball paddle.
Luke Nelson, pictured in the DHS cafeteria, where he ran his AP Research experiment on the effectiveness of recycling initiatives.
Senior Luke Nelson on Researching Cafeteria Sustainability
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