Posts in 👤NSA People
Senior Spotlight: Onyi U.

NSA is home to many amazing seniors. These students have put in a tremendous amount of effort and are preparing to enter a new phase of their lives. As they reflect over the past years, the things they have accomplished, the lessons they have learned, and the people they have met, they can take all of these things and look forward to turning over a new page in life. Onyi U. is a prime example of one of these seniors. 

Read More
NSA’s Student Athletes, Extreme Edition: The Reality

Trophies, popularity, leniency from teachers – these are some of the things people first associate with a top-ranked student-athlete. However, the reality is incredibly different. While aspects of playing a sport at this high level are amazing and very rewarding, there are also many challenges that make one wonder whether the effort is worth it.

Read More
Everything You Need to Know About Student Council

NSA’s Student Council (StuCo) is a team of responsible and dedicated individuals who desire to serve their school. “My goal is that StuCo only continues to foster and encourage that unique sense of community that NSA has, allowing it to continually impact students for many more years,” StuCo President Michaela said in an interview. Throughout the year, StuCo plans events, creates activities, and aims to engage the school’s community.

Read More
Sailing Aboard the Navigator

Standing aboard the Navigator, I see land off in the distance. I sailed with the Navigator for the past three years, and it has been a voyage full of ups and downs. Beside me stands our captain. He also has sailed with the Nav for the past three years. Looking through my binoculars, I can see the new recruits standing at the port. Seeing them standing there nervous and shuffling their feet reminds me of the first time I met the crew aboard the Navigator.

Read More
Thank You, John!

Every year one student is the Editor-in-Chief of the Navigator, which basically means they are at the top of the food chain of the Navigator. While this position comes with its benefits, it also comes with its challenges. The Navigator’s Editor-in-Chief for the 2024-2025 school year, John C., has shown through his work this year that he can truly lift the mantle of the Editor-in-Chief proudly.

Read More
Unhurrying: My NSA Story

When COVID-19 struck, questions about the security of my dad’s job arose as his company began letting employees go.  When he was offered a job in Mississippi near our family, we decided it would be best to move.  In the thick of the pandemic, we left our Florida home to join them.  At the time, I was homeschooled.  I never dreamed that I would discover NorthStar in the years after the move.

Read More