Nataleigh Noble
Nataleigh Noble is an 18 year old senior at BHS. This is her first year as an editor at the Register, and is enjoying it immensely. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, participating in local theatre, and spending time with family and friends.
Students unpack myths and find Satan
By Nataleigh NobleDark rituals, bloodstained symbols, hellish sacrifices, and literal flames rising from the ground; these disturbing images bring to the popular...
Macias faces misconduct allegations as AOE hearing begins today
On November 15, the Vermont Agency of Education (AOE) held the hearing to present their case against Burlington High School (BHS) Director of Guidance,...
Parkland students call on young Americans to act: “Vote for Our...
By Nataleigh Noble
After the February 14, 2018 massacre that took the lives of 14 students and 3 teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School...
BREAKING: Burlington School Board and District Administration end the restrictive ‘BHS...
On Tuesday, September 11, Burlington High School interim Principal Noel Green censored the Register, BHS’s student newspaper. The editors were ordered to remove the...
Burlington High School Director of Guidance charged with six counts of...
The following article was previously censored by Burlington High School and Burlington School District administration.
Cowritten by Halle Newman, Nataleigh Noble, Jenna Peterson, and Julia...
BHS alumni give advice to seniors
Graduation day is almost upon Burlington High School (BHS), bringing with it the end of an era and many new beginnings for the class...
Generation Z: screen addicts or social activists?
The internet is flooded with stereotypes about Millennials, those born between 1980 and 1995. Multitudinous articles lament their selfishness, obsession with technology, laziness, and...
Food inaccessibility over breaks
Co-written by Nataleigh Noble and Halle Newman
Every week, students at Burlington High School (BHS) from all socioeconomic backgrounds line up together for burrito day...
Vermont heroes return from Texas
Hurricane Harvey dropped approximately 27 trillion gallons of water on Texas and Louisiana. Vermont is over 1,000 miles away from this devastation, but distance...
