Photos: Saratoga Football Wins 42-16 in their Homecoming Game VS Albany High School, 10/17
October 21, 2025 by Max Greenblatt (‘26)
Zodiacs 101: Understanding your Sun, Moon, and Rising Signs
October 13, 2025 by Julia Clemmensen (‘29) At some point you have likely seen something relating to your zodiac sign, given it has been a topic brought up frequently in gen z and millennial culture. However, astrology centering around the idea of astrological (zodiac) signs has been around for a very long time. We look
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United in Pink: Walking for Strength, Support and Bravery
October 13, 2025 by Sophia Karrel (‘29) On October 11th, community members gathered at Pitney Meadows Community Farm to participate in the “I Pink I Can” 5K. The event was hosted by the non-profit To Life and was open to runners and walkers alike, experienced and inexperienced. The 5K served as a way for people
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Toga Field Hockey Plays for a Cause Beyond the Turf this Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October 13, 2025 by Savannah Winter (‘26) In sports, it is important to play for something bigger than yourself, bigger than your team. On Wednesday, October 8th, the Saratoga Varsity Field Hockey team played a competitive Cancer Awareness game against Bethlehem High School. The theme of this game was Pink Out and raised awareness for
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SSHS Cracks Down on Securely Flex Passes
October 13, 2025 by Carlin Phillips (‘27) This past week, Saratoga Springs High School updated their Academic Support Flex rules, meaning that students must have a pre-approved pass in Securely if they want to go to a different Flex room. This is not a new rule, but the administration has become stricter as to enforcing
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Saratoga Football Wins in a Restless Game Against Guilderland
October 13, 2025 by Henry Erreger (‘26) On Friday, October 10, the Saratoga Blue Streaks played the 4-1 Guilderland Dutchmen in a fiercely energetic home game. Saratoga’s predominant passing offense and resilient defense caused Guilderland to get edged out 28-25. Saratoga has come off two straight wins on the road and were set to face
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Saratoga Boys’ Soccer Stays Hot
October 13, 2025 by Nicholas Humowitz (‘27) On Tuesday, October 7th, the Saratoga Blue Streaks took on Shenendehowa in an intense match with a rowdy crowd in attendance. The Blue Streaks came off of a 4-0 win over Niskayuna last Saturday and have stayed hot ever since, beating Shenedehowa 1-0 and continuing a 3-game winning
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Remembering Jane Goodall, A Heroine in the World of Science
October 13, 2025 by Kayla Magnus (‘29) As many of you have probably heard, English primatologist and anthologist Jane Goodall passed away on October 1st from natural causes. She lived an astounding ninety-one years during which she accomplished so much. There are lots of famous last words out there such as Karl Marx’s; “Last words
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Homecoming: How Much is Too Much for a Dress?
October 13, 2025 by Katie Plue (‘27) Fall at the high school means plenty of activities and things to look forward to while waiting for the impending doom of winter… and oh! Of course, there’s the stress — and cost — of shopping for Homecoming dresses, too. The 2025 Saratoga Springs Homecoming Dance is on
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Toga Spirit Week, the U.S. Government Shutdown and a Gaza Ceasefire: A Global News Update
October 13, 2025 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) Local: National: Trump directs Pentagon to ensure troops are paid despite government shutdown | AP News Government shutdown 2025: What to know | USAFacts The federal government is still shut down. Here’s what that means in your community : NPR Global: Thousands of Palestinians return home as Gaza
Festivity Finds: Rethinking Columbus Day- Who and What Are We Really Celebrating?
October 13, 2025 by Olivia Howe (‘26) In recent years, US states have started recognizing Indigenous People’s Day as a substitute for Columbus Day. This new take on the longstanding holiday commemorates Native culture, strength, and historical events that were impacted after European intervention. Although Columbus Day remains a national holiday, Indigenous People’s Day has
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October at Caffè Lena
October 13, 2025 by Violet Hoke (‘27) Caffè Lena is a historic folk music venue established in 1960, making it the oldest continuously operating venue of its kind in the US. It has hosted legends such as Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie. Below are some top picks for some great shows in October! Catch Paul
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Photos: Saratoga vs. Guilderland Football 10/10
October 13, 2025 by Max Greenblatt (‘26)
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Prodger’s Playlist: Best Songs of Summer 2025
September 29, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) If 2024 was the freshman year of a brand-new era of popular music culture, 2025 is a confident sophomore slump. In a year of several misses from established artists, some artists found ways this summer to capture the attention of an audience who was left lost. June Guitar-Alex
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Is the New Phone Ban Helping or Hurting Our Students?
September 29, 2025 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) Just three weeks into the school year, one thing has already reshaped life at SSHS: the NYS Bell-to-Bell Phone Ban. This article will share thoughts from Toga students on this policy and explore the student point of view in this shift towards no screens in the educational setting,
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