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The students of Arcadia are always looking for ways to give back to their community. Some – the members of the National Honor Society, to be more specific – actively volunteer on and off campus to help those in need.

“NHS allows for its members to be more hands-on and connected to their surrounding communities,” NHS President Siddha Lennox said. “With the effort the club puts into bettering the community, the community feels appreciated and gives back in return, creating a more positive environment and culture.”

In an exciting initiative that bridges the Atlantic, Arcadia High School joined forces with Lënster Lycée International School in Luxembourg to embark on a student exchange program that began with a musical flourish in 2023. This exchange, helmed by music teachers Louise Hottias and Richard Maxwell, brought students closer through the universal language of music and set the stage for a more profound cultural exchange.

The students of Arcadia are all about working hard – but they don’t forget to play hard, too. Senior Ava Bramini has brought together the school’s most exuberant students through a brand new organization: Bingo Club. 

Titan Times founder Ahva Ghazanfari was a junior at Arcadia High when one of her dreams became a reality. Now a year older, she has written many stories and expanded her dream of a school paper to one the whole Arcadia community reads in each month of the Arcadia News. The column shares stories that may not have otherwise been told while also providing high school students experience in the journalism industry. 

Arcadia High School Theater has been working tirelessly for the past two months to put on its annual fall production. This semester’s play is the spy comedy Get Smart, which focuses on main character Max Smart, a top secret agent trying to save a princess from the evil organization Chaos. It’s set in the 1970s. Student actor Sarah Salt describes the play as “really fun because there are a lot of different roles [one can] play within the story.”  

Arcadia’s dive team captains, seniors Avery Bowling and Mallory Yates, are throwing themselves into the deep end by juggling classes and practice – but they know how to take care of business. The two captains are seasoned divers who have been on the team all four years, love the sport, and are ready to conquer their final season at Arcadia.

​With school beginning and football season right around the corner, it is important to highlight those who perpetuate Arcadia’s school spirit with passion and consistency. Arcadia Pom Coach Natalie Brown is a prime example, so we sat down with her to see what’s new for Spiritline in the coming athletic season.