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[June 2017] Sacrificing summer sun, students attend summer school

October 30, 2017

Izzy Connors '18 While their peers spend their days lounging by the pool under the sweltering sun, some students will be spending part of their summers sitting in the air-conditioned classroom. Although...

[June 2017] Schussheim and Scherban receive recognition as valedictorian and salutatorian

October 30, 2017

Staples High School valedictorian, Emily Schussheim ’17, is one to carry passion towards her interests as a student, cellist, and creative writer and looks to continue the next chapter of her life at...

[June 2017] GovBall vs. Prom

October 11, 2017

By: Alexa Moro '18 This year’s senior prom will be held on June 3, and will overlap with Governor's Ball (Gov Ball for short), a popular weekend-long music festival held on Randall’s Island, New...

[June 2017] Graduates set out to draw artistic careers in college

October 11, 2017

By: Emma Rojas ’18 and Adam Wenkoff ’18 While many graduating seniors are going to college to study subjects like business, computer science or psychology, some of them have chosen to study art....

[June 2017] Staples Players gears up for summer show “Working”

October 11, 2017

By: Fritz Schemel '17 For most students, summer vacation will mean working, vacations, camp or academic summer programs. But for Staples Players, summer is no break as they rehearse for their summer...

[June 2017] Vibe your way into summer with the best music festivals of 2017

October 11, 2017

By: Cate Casparius '19 After the final school bell of the year rings, students will rush off to their fun summer plans, which may include attending a music festival where they can eat delicious food,...

[May 2017] Cinco de Mayo Spirit Captivates Staples

[May 2017] Cinco de Mayo Spirit Captivates Staples

June 7, 2017

By: Tori Lubin '18 In the year 1862, a measly Mexican Army of 2,000 faced off against the French fleet of 6,000 in a fierce battle now known as the Battle of Puebla. The winner? The scanty Mexican army....

[May 2017] The Pearl at Longshore restaurant pairs picturesque views with palatable plates

[May 2017] The Pearl at Longshore restaurant pairs picturesque views with palatable plates

June 7, 2017

By: Renee Weisz '17 Along the picturesque Compo Road South driveway to the Long Island Sound waterfront lies a gem in the Westport restaurant scene: Pearl at Longshore. On a rainy Wednesday night,...

[May 2017] Mother’s Day gift guide 2017

[May 2017] Mother’s Day gift guide 2017

June 7, 2017

By: Nicky Brown '19 As Mother’s Day approaches, it’s time to start thinking about potential gifts and ways to celebrate all of the mothers out there. This year, Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 14,...

[May 2017] Westport’s Academy of Dance falls through the rabbit hole in fourth production of “Alice in Wonderland”

[May 2017] Westport’s Academy of Dance falls through the rabbit hole in fourth production of “Alice in Wonderland”

June 7, 2017

By: Julia Rosier '18 The dancers at the Westport Academy of Dance will be falling through the rabbit hole on May 14 for their fourth full-length production of “Alice in Wonderland” at Bedford Middle...

[May 2017] Young voices emerge through political activism

June 7, 2017

By: Anna Rhoads '19 Staples is known for providing students the opportunity to fight for what they believe in. Clubs like Social Activism, JSA and the Young Democrats and Republicans clubs, along with...

[May 2017] Westport’s annual “Green Day” emboldens environmental awareness

[May 2017] Westport’s annual “Green Day” emboldens environmental awareness

June 7, 2017

By: Kayla Leitner '19 and Daniel Harizman '19 April 22 marked the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement known as Earth Day. Started in the late 20th century, Earth Day recognizes...

[May 2017] Adventure abroad: Ostbye travels to Spain

[May 2017] Adventure abroad: Ostbye travels to Spain

June 7, 2017

By: Frenchy Truitt '17 Monique Ostbye ’18 has had her fair share of international experience. This year, she is studying abroad in Catalonia, Spain, but this isn’t her first time living overseas....

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