“When I walked in the room, I was taken aback by how many piles of books each section of the fair held,” Molly Goldsmith (10) said. “The rotunda was transformed into a huge, colorful library of sorts.”
The...
Students explored developmental psychology and maladaptive defenses in Scarlett Goldberg’s (11) Wellness Wednesday workshop, “Feel Your Feelings: A Peer-Led Intervention to Reduce Self-Destructive...
Historians Tera Hunter and Mary Lui discussed topics including intersectionality, research sources, Critical Race Theory (CRT), activist movements and myths about African Americans and Asian Americans...
“I don’t have a dog at home, so any opportunity to be around a dog is great,” Gabriela Peralta (12) said. The fact that dogs seem less complicated than people and are loving no matter what is what...
Lawson Wright’s (11) documentary “Debating Diplomacy in Space: The Handshake That Reinvigorated the Cold War” won first place in the “Senior Individual Documentary” section of both the New York...
Coco Trentalancia (11) led two mediation workshops with Tibetan Buddhist monk Thupten Phuntsok on Wellness Wednesday, in which attendees participated in guided practice and learned the basics of meditation.
There...
This Wednesday, visits with therapy dogs, and teacher and student-run workshops took place for the Wellness Initiative Club’s (WIC) Wellness Wednesday. WIC hosted several workshops throughout the day...
Last Friday, the school saw the return of Marathon Softball, an event created in the 1970s to honor Anthony Friedes, a member of the community who died of Hodgkin's Disease, a cancer that affects the lymphatic...
For the first time last Thursday, the New Community Project English class (NewComm) took a trip to Wall Street, where they presented a proposal to a group of business executives, Ajani Green-Watson (12)...
From last Friday to Sunday, members of the school’s Public Forum (PF) Debate team competed virtually in The New York State Forensics League Championship, the last tournament of the year for many members...
Last Friday, Upper Division (UD) Japanese classes gathered in the Recital Hall for Japan Day. “Japan Day is a day for all the Japanese classes to put on various performances and showcase their skills...
This Tuesday, students in the two Upper Division (UD) Environmental science classes waded through the stream at the John Dorr Nature Laboratory to get hands-on experiences in the field, UD science teacher...
