Service Idea – Pandemic Relief
Catherine Merritt ’21 Quarantining at home this past spring left many people bored and with an excess of pent-up energy. Some turned to baking, exercising, […]
History of Halloween
Catherine Luzzi ’26 Halloween this year is undoubtedly going to be different than most. However, the traditional Halloween that we usually celebrate wasn’t always like […]
The 2020 Presidential Election
Elizabeth Eck ’22 The 2020 presidential election is proving to be a contentious one. The country remains divided on issues such as healthcare, the economy, […]
Halloween Decorations
Alexandra Accardo ’22 Things have been a little different lately and changes are constantly being made around us. Despite this, one thing that has remained […]
Roast Pumpkin Soup
Annemieke Exton ’21 This is a super easy fall recipe that’s perfect for rainy days. Use local produce for the best flavor! Ingredients: 2 lb […]
Coronavirus Pandemic Update
Megan McCann ’23 The coronavirus pandemic has completely changed our world, devastating both the social and economic situation of the United States and the world […]
The Passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Megan Fehrenbach ’22 Ruth Bader Ginsburg, famous Justice on the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS), passed away on September 18, 2020, at 87 […]
Interview with New Upper School Head Ms. McGroarty
Jodie De Jesus ’21 As we start off this unconventional school year, we also officially welcome Ms. McGroarty to the Upper School! Featured below is […]
Summer on Hold
Madeleine McKinney ’26 This past summer was definitely one to remember. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it was thought to be the worst three months […]
Homework Tips for an Unconventional School Year
Bella Henry ’21 If one word could describe this whole school year, it would be “unconventional.” Navigating how to study, take tests, and do well […]