At the high school, new clubs are created every year. From fundraising organizations to sports teams or music groups, founding a club is a popular way for students to add an activity they are passionate...
Part way through last year, senior Lindsey Glass realized that due to a concussion she suffered freshman year, she would not able to read the required amount for her American Literature class.
Glass...
Rarely are high school students given the opportunity to explore a sprawling castle, sightsee at a famous aqueduct or travel to one of the world’s most famous museums. Alongside a rigorous academic experience,...
by Chris Bell
Last year, like most other freshmen, sophomore Alex Feinstein struggled with finding the locations of his classrooms. Then, he had an idea: use his love of coding to try to solve the...
By Izzy Meyers
It’s the middle of a typical history class debate, the topic anything from economic reform in the 1900s to the controversial actions of a president. For many students, the decision...
by Alua Noyan
Thursday, October 23
Along with teaching Digital Video, Television Production and Documentary Filmmaking classes, Krissie Fraser runs the Race Reels series and the Production House, a...
A group of students crowd around a bulletin board in the hallway. Some take pictures with their phones. Others whisper heatedly to each other, or just laugh and point. Some want to take the poster...
[su_box title="Beacon Street and Chestnut Hill Avenue"]Roxy’s Grilled Cheese food truck sells five unique grilled cheese options made with only the freshest available ingredients. Each grilled cheese...
While most seniors next fall will haul large suitcases up the stairs to their new dorms, exchange numbers with their roommates and worry if they are going to make any friends at welcome week, there are...
When Joseph Louison, known to many as Joe, was little, he was always running. He would run to school, run in between classes to say hi to a teacher he was close with and barrel down sidewalks laughing...
Sam Klein, Opinions Layout Editor
• January 31, 2014
When an eighth grader signs up for Japanese I because of his or her love for anime, Japanese teacher Rachel Eio accepts this interest in Japanese culture and uses it to spark interest in the language.
“I’m...
Before he took action, 60 to 70 percent of African-American students in Geometry Honors dropped down to Geometry Standard by second quarter every year, former Dean of Students Adrian Mims said.
“They...
