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In August 2018, Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg started an international political movement.  Every Friday, instead of school, Thunberg occupied the steps of...

By Nataleigh Noble Most high school seniors are only faced with the big decision of “What Comes After High...

Two Vermont teen mothers share their stories By Halle Newman Every morning, 18 year-old Ashley...

By Aedan Reinert This year, the spring play takes a trip to mother Russia with The Government Inspector. Written...

By Halle Newman The BHS Unified Basketball team took on their fifth game of the year yesterday, marking the...

by Emily McNichols On March 15th, students around the world will trade their classrooms for the steps of their...

By Halle Newman This article has been updated since its original publication on 2/11/19 as The Register received more...

Co-written by Julia Shannon-Grillo and Jenna Peterson Late this morning, a car crash occurred at the intersection of North...

Afternoon of the Faun, by James Lasden For those who like a good read with a political spark, Afternoon...

On April 15, 2019, people from all over the world watched on screens as the beloved Notre Dame burned in Paris. Suddenly,...

Boys Volleyball  Record: 2-5-0 This season: Boys volleyball started the season with a loss against Champlain...

The power of a walkout stems from its core of civil disobedience. Walkouts make a statement by breaking the law. From women...

In November 2018, Burlington voters passed the largest school renovation bond in Vermont history: 70 million.  The goal: make Burlington High School...

by Nora Jacobsen On September seventh, Burlington High School (BHS) senior Wondu Summa won the Burlington Cross Country Invitational...

As most of our readers know, The Register spent the first weeks of its year in a First Amendment battle. With our...

By Halle Newman There’s one hundred and four days of summer vacation, and school comes along just to...