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NHP Class of 2025 enters the stadium with a range of emotions as their graduation ceremony begins.
Caps Off: NHP Class of 2025 Looks Ahead and Reflects at Graduation
Seniors kick off their prom party by dancing on the dance floor.
One Last Dance: Class of 2025 Makes Memories at Senior Prom
During the AP Psychology exam this May, many students were affected by a nationwide glitch, significantly delaying the start of their tests.
Nationwide Glitches Delay AP Psychology Testing
The Junior High Band showcases their musical talents through a dynamic performance that highlights their growth and dedication throughout the year.
Decline in Concert Attendance: Comparing Audience Turnouts Among Instrumental Concerts and Musicals
“I think the competitions were a great opportunity for students to present their research and for them to communicate their findings in a professional setting,” science research teacher Mr. Denara said. (Source by Mr. Denara)
Remarkable Research: NHP Science Research Program Competes at Science Fairs
Mr. Chuba Commended as Coach of the Year
Mr. Chuba Commended as Coach of the Year
Lacrosse athletes Grace Leonard (left) and Alexa Geigle experienced highs and lows throughout the season, with Leonard receiving a senior scholar athlete distinction.
NHP Spring Sports Season Comes to a Close
“This was and will be the most entertaining series of the playoffs. The Knicks, who everyone knew was a complete team but didn’t think they would take a game from the Celtics, won in six games,” senior Sahir Bhatia said. “Brunson proved why he was the clutch player of the year and the Knicks as a team showed the teamwork and compatibility they can harness.”
NBA Finals Set With Indiana-Oklahoma Matchup
As the MLB highlighted longstanding geographical rivalries within the league during Rivalry Weekend, the New York Mets and Yankees faced off in a heated match.
Mets and Yankees Face Off in Heated Rivalry Weekend Clash
Seniors cheer for their peers during Junior-Senior Challenge.
NHP Celebrates An Afternoon of Sports and Sportsmanship
The Tony Awards, hosted by Cynthia Erivo, draw in curious and dedicated Broadway fans from all over the world.
Broadway’s Most Important Night: The Tony’s Recognize the Best Performances of the Year
NHP awaits Squid Game Season 3, wondering what will happen to their favorite characters.
Fans Eagerly Anticipate Season 3 of Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’
”[Billie Eilish] truly was made to be a performer and I hope everyone has a chance to see such an amazing show,” junior Nyelle Sarreal said.
“Hit Me Hard and Soft”: Billie Eilish Embarks on Seventh World Tour
With the advancement of technology, buying and selling items has become more accessible than ever, encouraging users to shape their perception on buying habits.
Scroll, Click, Spend: The Hidden Costs of Social Media
After spending approximately 2 ½ years apart, the critically acclaimed K-pop group BTS are reuniting after completing their military service.
They Are Seven: BTS Reunites After Compulsory Military Service
Seniors Joshua Wang, Maximus Josue, Rachel Jacob and Joseph James experience the icy challenge first hand. (Source by Ethan Ching)
“You Have 24 Hours to Respond”: USC Ice Bucket Challenge Raises Awareness for Mental Health
As AI models such as ChatGPT add functionalities to imitate the visual style of Studio Ghibli, many members of the art community remain torn on the impact of these models on art in general.
Art-ificial: AI-Generated Artwork Sparks Discussion
Pope Francis was loved by many for his humble outlook on faith throughout his papal tenure.
Habemus Papam: Pope Leo XIV Elected to Lead Catholic Church
The heightened diplomatic tensions between India and Pakistan center around the area of Kashmir, which has long seen insurgency and movements for independence, as shown.
Strife in South Asia: Military Conflict Between India and Pakistan Escalates
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?
EIC Julia Kim says goodbye to The Chariot staff.
The End of Journalism for Julia: Editor-in-Chief Goodbye
EIC Evyn Roliz thanks the Chariot team for their contributions.
Evyn’s Epilogue: Editor-in-Chief Goodbye
This is an artwork produced by a human in the style of Studio Ghibli's "Princess Mononoke." New AI models have recently developed the capacity to imitate this style.
The Imitation Game: Is AI Output Still Distinguishable?
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
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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The Great ID Crackdown of 2025
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The Chariot
The Student News Site of New Hyde Park Memorial High School

The Chariot
Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Editor-in-Chief

Hi! My name is Carmela, and I am so excited to be one of the editors-in-chief for The Chariot. I have been writing for The Chariot for years, and I am so excited to continue working on our amazing paper while making sure everyone’s stories are shared! I am currently a senior, and outside of our paper, I enjoy listening to music and am a math tutor and a volunteer at my temple.

All content by Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg
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

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg and Darsh Mirchandani
April 9, 2025
A group of seniors laze around the dead hallway.

Senior Week: Pajama Day

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Entertainment Editor
March 4, 2025
The new carpet is of the most prominent features of the library.

Students and Staff Unite to Renovate NHP’s Library

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Entertainment Editor
October 11, 2024
"We did great things over the past 12 years, and it’s the new principal’s job to continue to make the school even better..." said Dr. Faccio.

Dr. Faccio’s Wrap Up

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
June 9, 2024
A recent magnitude 4.8 earthquake affected parts of New York and New Jersey, causing some damage to infrastructure. (Photo reproduced with permission from Rawpixel)

Magnitude 4.8 Earthquake Shakes New Hyde Park

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
April 12, 2024
Custodians install new larger classroom televisions with anti-glare coating throughout the school. Installation was carefully scheduled before and after school hours to avoid class interruptions.

Newly Installed Televisions at NHP Split Student Opinion

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
April 12, 2024
NHP Best Buddies Secretary Georgina Giannatsis decorates the special education hallway with yellow streamers, symbolizing the color of inclusion.

“Be The ‘I’ in ‘Kind'”: NHP’s Best Buddies Choose to Include

Linda Cheung and Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg
April 7, 2024
NHP's two finalists, Amy Jigon and Nayana Kabir, celebrate the art of poetry at the Poetry Out Loud local semifinals, located at the Walt Whitman Birthplace museum in Huntington. (Source from Mr. Otton)

Two NHP Students Excel in Poetry Out Loud Competition and Advance to Local Semifinals

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
March 4, 2024
Junior Alexander Lugo possesses the ball at a New Hyde Park home game. (Photo source: Bright Xiao)

It’s All in the Family: District and Winter Sports Wrap Up

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
February 13, 2024
Sophomores Shohom Chakraborty and Sharon Xiao research during the bus ride to Boston.

Model UN Takes BOSMUN By Storm

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
February 13, 2024
While online retail carts fill, in-person shopping is decreasing at an alarming rate.

Cyber Monday Surpasses Black Friday In Popularity

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023
College football fans are split on their feelings towards the Big Ten's response to Michigan's sign-stealing accusation.

Michigan Sign Stealing Controversy

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg, Staff Writer
December 15, 2023

Welcoming New Teachers to NHP

Jad Abukoush and Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg
December 14, 2023
Kitty and Sophie Guan present the "Believe" T-shirts to a social studies class.

The Student Council Starts the School Year

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg and Allison Sanassi
October 12, 2023
President of New Hyde Park Chamber Singers, senior Ishita Bansal sings her solo "Jason's Song (Gave It Away)" by Ariana Grande.

Music in May: NHP Showcases Performing Groups at Annual Spring Concerts

Carmela Drossman-Schlossberg
June 1, 2023
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