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Spotlight on Denise Cervello

Spotlight on Denise Cervello

John Lim, Reporter November 24, 2025

Denise Cervello has been working as a school secretary at Queens School of Inquiry (QSI) for eight years. In May, 2023 she received the United Federation of Teachers School Secretary of the Year award....

Catpocalypse poster in the hallway

The story behind Stuart and the Catpocalypse

David Barrera, Staff Reporter April 9, 2025

Since the start of the school year, several sightings of “Stuart,” a cartoonish white cat, have been seen taped up or drawn in conspicuous places, like above water fountains, on or near bulletin boards...

Haiti - as a sunny, tropical paradise compared to what Haiti is now - a lawless, violent wasteland, with my mother in her youth in the middle

Haiti, Sisyphean of the modern world

Chrystina Antoine, Staff Reporter December 31, 2024

When I think of Haiti, I like to imagine a country in the Caribbean known for its rich history of traditions and folklore. A colorful paradise with palm trees and beautiful oceans, as well as the graceful...

Soccer team captain Thomas Rendon after last game of the season.

Featured Athlete: Thomas Rendon

Jeremy Molina, Staff Reporter November 4, 2024

The Boys Soccer Team was led by senior Thomas Rendon, who was one of the team captains and a star player. This season, Rendon played center back on the field. Coach Jake Roche described him as a role model...

Tyler Marshall, school aide.

Spotlight on Tyler

Romeo Zambarrano, Staff Reporter March 6, 2024

Tyler Marshall is a well-liked school aide who graduated from QSI in 2016. He then went on to Queens College and graduated in 2022. Marshall, who was born and raised in Queens, likes being able to give...

Students and staff speak out on AP classes

Students and staff speak out on AP classes

Atchijah Ravinathan, Managing Editor / Staff Reporter December 31, 2023

As students progress through their high school careers, they are able to take Advanced Placement (AP) as well as college classes. Student opinion varies on whether they feel prepared to take tougher courses...

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