Like any other student, freshman Nicole Palma loves to laugh, have a good time and hang out with her friends. Like many other students, she knows both English and Spanish. But unlike the majority of the...
In Room 368, every table has a four-foot tall Rube Goldberg machine on it. In UA 11, saws, sanders and every other tool imaginable surround a few tables supporting the futuristic locker organizers students...
Located in the Baldwin School in Chestnut Hill, the modest building shared with Winthrop House sits slightly pushed back off of the road, surrounded by two playground sets and approximately 1.5 acres of...
The school is host to dozens of clubs, but none of them have experienced controversy and transformation like the Invisible Children club has in recent weeks. The club, which has worked with the nonprofit...
High school seems so vast, a sea of faces, classes and information rushing past you. We learn and forget simultaneously. We form friendships and watch them dissolve.
That is why any society must have...
“It’s nice to have an eyeful here because, you know, you can’t be listening all the time,” said Grant.
“Yeah, definitely,” replied Wheeler, nodding his head in agreement.
An ‘eyeful,’...
Dear BHS Community:
During the interview process, a Sagamore reporter asked, “What will be your first undertaking if you become Headmaster?” I instinctively said, “To listen.” This plain answer...
Two years ago, the gateway for mainstream students to take School Within a School English classes creaked open.
Seniors Chernet Sisay and Jeremy Stanhope are among the mainstream students who are...
It is a problem that spans generations, its causes changing with each year that passes. Both students and faculty at the school are asking the same age-old question: why aren’t kids reading?
The problem...
The junior hallway is quite the scene in between classes. Peering through the mass of shuffling bodies, you might be able to spot one of the more unique members of the school community: a spectacled,...
