Hope Squad strives to unite students with themes, advocacy Mercy Adebiyi, Graphic Designer January 30, 2026
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School police officers, staff work to prevent use of illegal drugs – including fetanyl Juliana Cruz March 28, 2023
Column: Hope Week: What it really means and why it matters Mithra Cama, Multimedia Director September 9, 2022
![Looking at one of her students as they speak, Delaney Alford sits next to freshman Saanvi Vipin during their Hope Squad period. During this class, the group played the game ‘imposter’ to bond. “I think Hope Squad is such a good class and such a good program to not only teach [mental health awareness] to the kids that are in the class, but also to push that out to any and everybody else,” Alford said. “What better way for people to hear about it than from their peers?”](https://eaglenationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/IMG_0008-1-1200x800.jpeg)
