COVID-19 and the required social distance requirements has affected an abundance of classes and sports at Staples High School, limiting students to what they can and cannot partake in. A majority of students...
Chartwells, the food service provider for Staples, temporarily replaced the current pizza crust with another option containing the additional allergens of eggs and sesame, as the original is unavailable...
The issue of climate change is rapidly emerging on a global scale, yet many Staples High School students are still unaware of the severity.
Although climate change is one of the most prominent issues...
Endless headlines about climate change and climate activists have circulated around the media for months now. Lots of people are fed up with the government’s lack of initiative to combat these issues,...
Staples principal James D’Amico announced his resignation, effective at the end of June, in an email to Staples students and parents on Friday, March 8. After working at Staples for 18 years as a teacher...
In today’s world, being in the know is very important. However, in our school community, it’s getting progressively harder to know what’s going on.
With issues including the likes of the midterm...
While many students spend their high school years looking forward to the times not focused around school, some go against the tide and choose to become more involved with the topic of education....
By Amanda Kaplowitz ’19
I have never been much of a morning person. But, when I started high school, I found that I had no choice but to become one. Waking up at the crack of dawn when it...
By Maya Brodows ’20
On June 4, 2018, IHOP’s Twitter account released a statement revealing the companies plan to change their name to IHOB.
Although no one is sure what the “B”...
By Emma Van Riper '20
The Women in History class held a panel on gender equality at Temple Israel on Wednesday, May 9. The panel covered a variety of topics such as feminism, intersectionality, gender...
By Mia Daignault ’20
Photo by Ginger Ellis ’20
It was 9:58 a.m. and I was sitting in my Italian class waiting to hear the herds in the hallway and the sound of crumpling paper being...
