Eliza Barr ’21, Photography director
• February 26, 2019
As of Feb. 1, girls can join the troops of formerly named-Boy Scouts of America following a gender inclusive decision made by the organization in October 2017.
Previously, Girl Scouts were widely recognized...
The Staples Student Assembly recently put up posters, each with QR codes that link to a Google Form for students to report issues including vandalism, leaks and other problems in school restrooms. These...
Five very popular Westport dining spots failed their health inspections in late December and early January. These restaurants include Parker Mansion, Sherwood Diner, Julian's Pizza Bar & Kitchen, Jeera...
Will Matar '21, Assistant Business Director
• February 8, 2019
State Senator Will Haskell has introduced three new bills focused on gun control into the State Senate since taking office on Jan. 14.
These gun control regulations would ban ghost guns (firearms without...
The newly instated review period will continue to be scheduled for years to follow due to an abundance of positive feedback from Staples students and teachers.
Nest cameras have been hacked across the United States sounding off alarms and false bombing threats on Tuesday, Jan. 22. Westport families were affected by the alarms.
A 12-year-old boy was shot and killed in Bridgeport on Tuesday, Dec. 18, according to recent news reports from NBC Connecticut.
Clinton Howell, a seventh-grader at Bridge Academy, was walking home from...
After extensive research, the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) has recommended three options to the Westport Board of Education (BOE) on how to proceed in the 2019-2020 school year to compensate for...
Westport Public Schools no longer has school on Wednesday Nov. 21, the day before Thanksgiving, to allow for a more family-oriented break. With the day typically having lots of absenteeism from the student body, the administration found the day to lack educational productivity.
By Evi Tarshis '20
When California psychologist professor, Christine BlaseyFord testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on DATE, hotlines across the country, including the Rape, Abuse and Incest...
By Lia Chen '20
“Say Something,” an app designed as a platform to anonymously to report threats, will launch on Oct. 5 to Staples students.
According to Sandy Hook Promise, the developers of...
By Jack Dennison '21
The Staples High School class of 2019 earned the highest average SAT score in the state.
Daniel Westphal ’19 was happy to learn of the distinction. “Staples having the highest...
Hannah Schmidt ’19 is a first year staff writer for Inklings after taking Intro to Journalism last semester. “I really found a passion for journalism, so I thought this would be a great opportunity,”...
