Unified Sports helps bond disabled and nondisabled students

Remy Teltser ’21 and Rebecca Kanfer ’21|November 26, 2018

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Mrs. Robbins gets personal and answers 10 questions.

10 Questions with Mrs. Robbins

Class of 2024 share their riveting plans of traveling abroad, team bonding and taking time to unwind.

Reset and recharge: how seniors are making the most of final break

Latin club presidents and members sell Italian themed merchandise on March 14. Italian students also created posters with language trivia that hang in the hallways.

World Language Week boosts cultural celebrations

One requested trend that teens want back is slime, so we tested it out for ourselves to see if it is worth bringing back or should be left in the past.

Old trends still manage to intrigue

Keira Best signs her official commitment to Davidson College for women’s lacrosse.

Staples’ D1 signing day showcases athletes committing to colleges

Students will begin in Rome and visit major cities like Venice until ending up in Paris, France to conclude their 11 day trip of museums and monuments.

Art department’s trip to Italy and France offers glance into European art, culture, history

Across the school, there are seven Stop the Bleed kits placed within first aid boxes.

M.O.S.S. enters Connecticut, planting roots in Staples High School

Members on the Staples STEM trip pose in front of Mediterranean Sea.

STEM students and staff embark on meaningful trip through Northern Italy and France despite last minute obstacles

The paper version of the SAT has now been changed to digital.

Juniors express opinions after taking new digital SAT test

Marley Belzer ’26 (left) and Taylor Brunetti ’25 (right) record new podcast-style IMentor videos at Westport’s Touquet Hall

Next generation of IMentor, internet safety program MiniMentor educates Westport youth

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