Over the past decade, antisemitic attacks have increased across the globe. According to the United States Department of Justice, an average of 24 racist, antisemitic and homophobic attacks can be spotted each day. Over the past few months, Antisemitism was brought to the forefront of the world because of a sharp increase of anti-Jewish or… Read More Social Media and the Rise of Antisemitism
Scott Boulter, one of Heritage’s new math teachers, begins his first year teaching in Colorado for the 2022-2023 school year. Mr. Boulter has been teaching different levels of math for nine years at a school in the suburbs of Chicago. He coached basketball and softball at his previous school, which he plans to do at… Read More Teacher Feature: Scott Boulter
By Josh Lefkowitz As the temperature changes and fall sports come to an end, it is important to take a look back at the past season of varsity Heritage High School fall sports. To begin, the school softball team finished with a 10-14-1 record, which was enough to make the playoffs for the first time… Read More Heritage fall sports wrap-up
By Josh Lefkowitz Mr. Woodman received a promotion to Assistant Principal this year, and Woodman enjoys the new job. Previously a Social Studies teacher in American History as well as a football coach, Woodman never really had a plan to become an assistant principal. “It was never really on my radar to actually get a… Read More Mr. Woodman enjoys new promotion
Mrs. Elisa Spratt is the new psychologist and teacher for the Summit Program at Heritage. Mrs. Spratt joins Heritage from East High School in Denver Public Schools after working there for 12 years. The Summit program works with the learning support program to teach students important skills that will help them prepare for the rest… Read More Mrs. Spratt begins climbing the Summit