Scheduling changes fall short
Lily Kane ’20
February 5, 2019
Filed under Opinions
As summer approaches, students’ minds drift to the warmth of the sun and the salty air of the beach. But there is also another prominent topic on the minds of students as June draws closer: class schedules. My fellow classmates and I all look forward to receiving our class schedules for the next s...
Students opinions on new exam schedule for 2019
Caroline Donohue '20 and Emily Stone '20
January 9, 2019
Half day schedule allows students flexibility to pursue interests
May 4, 2018
Filed under Features
By Seth McCoy '19 ...
Counties are between midterms causing more stress
January 24, 2018
Filed under Opinions
By Isabella Bullock '19 January is a time of new beginnings. It usually starts off happy, with the goals we set for the year, but that happiness soon ends for students when school starts and we realize that we now have to study for midterms. That long relaxing break, where we forget mo...
Midterms may become even more stressful
December 11, 2017
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By Lauren Wasserman '19 Midterms: what a time. From the second they start, students download countdown apps, constantly waiting for these dreadful tests to end. In past years, students had two tests per day for four straight days and 50 minutes in between each test. The perfect amount of time for...
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Palmer continues to receive transportation benefits, salary while on medical leave
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Ellis shares insight to minority microaggression through writing
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Dr. David Abbey named interim superintendent of schools
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Reactionary school security measures lack foresight to prevent violence
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Jen Westphal adds to the achievements of the girls’ softball team
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Andreas Lolis ’21 was born in Stamford, Connecticut and lived in Fairfield, Connecticut until the age of seven, when he moved to Westport. Even at a young age, Lolis was captivated by learning, and this...
