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Headlight: Feb. 4, 2026

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Junior Anna Baughman provides the story behind Marblehead High School's entry into the 2026 Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild Festival, "The Mender," which was written by MHS English teacher and director Ms. Skeffington. Junior Maximilian Kane explains the process and the purpose behind the junior class' annual auction. Assistant Editor Evan Eisen, a senior, discusses the disconnect between declining crime rates and rising anxiety. Headlight February 04, 2026 - B (21 inches)Download
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Headlight: Jan. 28, 2026

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Reporters London Perlow and Mary Prindiville, both freshmen, chronicle the Performing Arts trip to New York City Photographs of MHS' participants in the DECA District VI Awards Ceremony Headlight January 28, 2026Download
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Headlight: Jan. 21, 2026

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Sophomore reporter Anna Baughman writes about a student art installation at National Grand Bank. Sophomore reporter Jack Buckley documents the success of the undefeated junior varsity boys basketball team. Freshman reporter Sophie Li reports on the business competition in which members of DECA, a club that prepares students to practice leadership and entrepreneurship skills, recently took part. Headlight January 21, 2026Download
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Headlight: Jan. 14, 2026

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Luka Bornhorst writes about what student-athletes should expect from the college recruiting process. Assistant Editor Evan Eisen explores the age-old question of whether students are courting lasting harm by cracking their knuckles. Headlight January 14 - B (21 inches), 2026Download
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Headlight: Dec. 24, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Anna Cruikshank, a sophomore, touts the virtues of the AP art history class at MHS. Editor Grey Collins, a senior, introduces MHS' new Coalition for Growth, Inclusion, and Connection, a.k.a. MAGIC. Headlight December 24 2025 - B (21 inches) (1)Download
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Headlight: Dec. 17, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Georgia Marshall, a junior, writes about Marblehead's annual Christmas Walk. Freshman reporter Mary Prindiville discusses the famous movies that have been filmed in town. Headlight December 17, 2025 FINALDownload
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Headlight: Dec. 10, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Junior Maximilian Kane introduces MHS' new “literature and art anthology,” Limelight Junior Teagan Freedman discusses the joys of winter in Marblehead Assistant Editor Evan Eisen, a senior, offers a peek behind the curtain at how Headlight is made. Headlight December 10, 2025 - B (21 inches)Download
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Headlight: Dec. 3, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Editor-in-Chief Greyson Collins writes about two Thanksgiving week traditions: the Powderpuff game and the senior brunch. Sophie Li, Mary Prindiville and London Perlow discuss the history of the Netflix series "Stranger Things," which just released its final season. Headlight December 3, 2025 FINALDownload
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Headlight: Nov. 19, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Senior Nathaniel Carper-Young reviews Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos' latest film, "Bugonia." Freshman Eve Magen makes the case for trying a winter sport. Headlight November 19, 2025 - (21 inches)-1Download
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Headlight: Nov. 5, 2025

Check out the latest issue of Marblehead High School’s Headlight. In this edition: Assistant Editor Georgia Marshall, a junior, writes about the response of students in faculty to a disturbing incident in October, when graffiti depicting hateful and profane symbols, including a swastika, was found in a boys’ bathroom at MHS. Senior Ellie Payson offers freshmen the benefit of her experience on how to make friends and try to find "your people" in a new school. Headlight November 5, 2025 - B (21 inches)Download
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