It’s hard to say goodbye to something that shaped what would become my future and grew to mean so much to me over four years. I began WordsWorth as a ninth grader looking to pick up another minor course. I wasn’t in love with journalism – quite frankly IRead More
For many months, I’ve found myself asking the same question as a small child on a long road trip: Are we there yet? Surely COVID can’t affect us much longer. There have been many moments, especially in the past month or two, where it has felt like there won’t beRead More
“Why are so many people freaking out about this?” Asked a friend on the morning of our celebratory last day before Winter Break, December 17, when a vague school shooting threat that affected regions across the nation circulated on social media. My response was, “why aren’t you?” Her answer wasRead More
January 6, 2021 is a day that will forever be remembered in United States history and has changed the way US government is viewed in the public eye. As rioters approached the Capitol building and then proceeded to storm the heart of the American system of government, it became increasinglyRead More
One of the goals of the Upper School Diversity Committee is to celebrate all types of cultures and identities. Therefore, we want to highlight and recognize Black History Month this February! Black History Month focuses on a part of American history that is specific to that identity, representation, and diversityRead More
