By Elle Fair '19
An image of grilled chicken topped with steamy vegetables and a side of fresh, dairy free ice cream is just one example of a meal you might open your Instagram feed to. It's not just...
By Emma Rojas '18
After 14 years of being with the Westport Public School district, Health and Physical Education Coordinator, David Gusitsch, will be leaving his position at Staples to become an assistant...
By Kevin Ludy '19
It’s almost finals week and everyone can feel the stress spreading throughout Staples. Luckily, there's a way to reduce stress while in class, and the answer is fidget...
By: Alexandra Sprouls ’19
The Mental Health Awareness Project, also known as M.A.P., is a new club created at Staples this year devoted to spreading awareness about suicide and depression while removing...
By: Sasha Narang '18
The way students view physical education is rather simple - some people love it, some people hate it, and I’ve come to the realization that a happy medium doesn’t exist. Regardless...
By: Olivia Foster '18
From billboards to commercials to movies, teenagers and young adults are bombarded with images of pretty faces contoured, blushed and highlighted with make-up. At a young age,...
Eliza Goldberg '17
After taking a stroll around the Staples cafeteria on Friday, October 21, I’ve realized there are more than enough items that really need to go.
Full Bottles of Mustard and Mayonnaise:
Okay...
By Rebecca Rawiszer '17 Public Relations Director and Frenchy Truitt '17 News Editor
Staples’ staff and faculty attended a presentation by Director of Yale Center of Emotional Intelligence, Dr....
By: Eliza Goldberg '17 Creative Director
I, like most high school students, am plagued with a perpetual feeling of exhaustion every time I step foot into the Staples High School building. Over the...
Clinical nutritionist Donna Brown and principal of Nutrition Kitchen talked to Westport parents at the Westport public library on March 29th about healthy nutrition and diets for teen athletes.
Brown’s...
