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Students perform music central to the holiday at the Easter Event. (Source by Sharon Xiao)
NHP Seeker’s Club Hosts Their Annual Easter Event
Ms. Stabile and her 7th grade students "ride the wave" on Blue and White Day, celebrating the art of Hokusai. (Source by Dr. Marino)
NHP Creativity Shines Through Art Week
Students get together to say the Pledge of Allegiance on the loudspeaker.
NHP Updates 2025 Announcement Schedule
Students can find various posters around the building encouraging students to wear their IDs.
Are You Tagged?: NHP Enforces Stricter ID Policy
Mrs. Pincay, Ms. Caliendo, Ms. Mannino, Ms. Deo, Ms. Margulies and Ms. Mei-Chan embrace Italian culture during World Language Week.
Hola, Ciao, Bonjour: Saying Hello to World Language Week
Seniors cheer for their peers during Junior-Senior Challenge.
NHP Celebrates An Afternoon of Sports and Sportsmanship
Charlie Vasquez is committed to playing Division III baseball at Utica University.
Three NHP Athletes Commit to Higher-Level Athletics
“I feel that March Madness is one of the most exciting time periods in sports,” senior Alan Pulinthanathu said.
Men’s March Madness Ends With Gator Victory
“Paige Bueckers was very impressive during this tournament,” senior Ava Orbon said. (Used with permission from Wikimedia Commons)
Women’s March Madness: Not The Usual Thrill
Behind the Bat and Ball: Sahir Bhatia Takes His Cricket Game to a New Level
Behind the Bat and Ball: Sahir Bhatia Takes His Cricket Game to a New Level
“['The Bachelor'] is over-the-top, dramatic, and often unrealistic, but that’s what makes it so entertaining,” junior Hima Binu said.
Drama, Dreams and Games: The World of Reality Television
NHP students rank games ranging from "Valorant" to "The Last of Us."
NHP Students and Staff Review Latest Gaming Titles
The new Nintendo Switch and Pokémon game offer players a fresh gaming experience with updated features and gameplay.
The Pokémon Journey Continues: Nintendo Unveils New Game and Next-Gen Switch Console
J-Hope delivers a dynamic performance, captivating the audience with his energy during his first world tour.
“Hope on the Stage”: BTS J-Hope’s First World Tour
Disney’s newest releases have prompted mixed opinions by viewers of all age groups.
‘Snow White’ and ‘Captain America’: Disney’s Newest Releases
China faces a 34% tariff on many exports to the U.S., while Europe, Canada and Mexico are seeing similarly steep rates on products ranging from electronics to groceries.
A Looming US Trade War: A Tax on Us or Them?
Something trivial like making s'mores can lead to uncontrolled fires if not tended to properly.
Brush Fires Ignite on Long Island
Ukraine boasts a wealth of natural resources and valuable minerals such as lithium. Given significant prior expenditures in American military aid for Ukraine, these minerals and elements may prove useful for U.S. defense industries.
US and Ukraine Discuss Minerals Deals
Experts suggest to stay up to to date with proper vaccinations and contacting healthcare providers if any concerning symptoms present themselves.
New Measles Outbreak Threatens Public Safety
As the Trump Administration continues to abide by its commitment to reduce federal spending, concerns have risen over budget cuts to the government funding of science research.
Scientific Research Faces Severe Budget Cuts by White House
As competition increases for admissions to top colleges across the nation, many high-achieving students have turned to social media to help inform and boost their applications.
The Price of Prestige
A television is turned off and covered with a physical sign encouraging students to wear IDs.
Scanning In: A Look at the School’s ID Policy
Announcements should be stored in an app available on school-issued iPads to increase accessibility.
Increasing Accessibility: Putting NHP’s Announcements in an App
Traditionally, schools on Long Island will only present Romance languages as options for students who want to study a foreign language.
Not Just Romance: Why NHP Should Adopt Non-Romance Languages into the Curriculum
The aftermath of a long session shoveling the front yard.
There’s Snow Place Like Home 2.0
Disclaimer 2025
Disclaimer 2025
Seniors Yakub Merzougui and Deborah Aderibigbe complete their AP Physics work by candlelight.
Ye Olde New Hyde Park
As NHP moves away from its old math curriculum to having none at all, classrooms across the school have been empty for the whole day.
NHP Cuts Its Mathematics Department
Thirty pupils, unburdened by human instruction, sit in monastic silence, each married to a glowing screen, their thoughts harmonized with the almighty Paper.
A Modest Proposal
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Teacher Superlatives

Linda Cheung, Darsh Mirchandani, and Fiona O’Reilly
February 13, 2024
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Mary Kay Mannle
UP AND COMING: Mr. Claussel and Ms. Mannino. Business teacher Mr. Claussel and world language teacher Ms. Mannino have immensely grown in popularity as of late.

As part of the annual tradition, The Chariot hosted a teacher superlative contest. NHP senior high students voted for the teachers they believed to be most qualified on a plethora of categories. The long-awaited results are here!

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Darsh Mirchandani
Darsh Mirchandani, News Editor
Hey everyone! My name is Darsh Mirchandani and I am currently a junior and one of The Chariot’s News section editors. Outside of Chariot, my passions include playing the trombone, swimming and playing the New York Times’ games. If you ever see me around school, I’ll either be deep in conversation or glued to my iPad screen trying to figure out my next guess.
Fiona O’Reilly
Fiona O’Reilly, Editor-in-Chief
Hi! My name is Fiona, and I am a senior and co-Editor-in-Chief of The Chariot. I joined The Chariot due to my love for writing, but I have stayed due to my newfound passion for the behind-the-scenes process of this publication. Outside of the walls of room 117 where most of my writing and editing takes place, I am highly involved around the school in Model UN and Student Council, and outside of NHP Memorial, I love to try new foods, see live music, and travel. Next year, I will be attending the University of Virginia and pursuing a major of Foreign Affairs (for now… I am indecisive). 
Mary Kay Mannle
Mary Kay Mannle, Adviser
I am honored to serve as adviser of The Chariot, New Hyde Park Memorial’s student news website. Supporting the student-journalists here at NHP is a true joy and extraordinary challenge, as we work diligently to provide our community with first-rate reporting and compelling art. Thanks to all for reading and supporting our efforts.