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Community Flocks to Circles 20

Rachael Rosenberg, Editor-in-Chief • January 11, 2024

Over the years, Circles has served as a platform to showcase talents and foster a sense of community here.

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Ring Ceremony Continues with Recorded Speeches

Edward Flint, Editor-in-Chief • December 13, 2023

Upper School Senate President Baden Howard '24 says that the changes allow students to speak more confidently.

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Rebooted Peer Tutoring Program Thrives

Mckinlee DePaola, Journalist • December 6, 2023

Students report enjoying learning from a peer in a less serious setting, especially as midterms approach.

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Renowned Reporter Chats with Newsroom

Gator Staff • November 29, 2023

Costas Christ, Editor-at-large for National Geographic spoke to the newsroom today discussing the importance of journalism.

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Seniors Can Skip AP Exams in Most Subjects

Cathy Wu, Outgoing Executive Editor • November 20, 2023

Math remains the only subject where seniors enrolled in AP classes will still be required to sit for exam.

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Reports of Missing or Stolen Items Spike

Edward Flint, Editor-in-Chief • November 1, 2023

Students and teachers are dealing with concern as incidents of stolen or missing items increased earlier this month.

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Israel-Hamas War: School Calls for Compassion

Amelia Bowman, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief • October 30, 2023

As fears and tensions rise around the Israel-Hamas War, adults and students alike are highlighting the importance of accountable online news sourcing, informative discussions, and showing support for community members.

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Homecoming Spirit Remains Strong

Mary Wang, Editor-in-Chief • October 17, 2023

Approximately 500 students, teachers, and alumni attended Saturday's annual Homecoming at Orr Field.

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Spotlight: Dan Birdsall, College Counseling Associate Director

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor • October 12, 2023

Learn more about Associate Director of College Counseling Dan Birdsall as he discusses his time here and his favorite sports.

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COVID-19 Surge Impacts Start of School, Teacher Absenses

James Yu, Senior Journalist • October 3, 2023

A spike in the virus continues to hit faculty and staff particularly hard, leading to a higher demand for coverage and causing teachers to rethink opening plans.

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Historic Change: First Major Schedule Revamp in Two Decades

Evan Michaeli, Outgoing Editor • October 3, 2023

The modifications aim to cultivate more consistent class meeting times and deepen community bonding.

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Community Unites Against Hate: A Call for Education, Empathy, and Advocacy

Amelia Bowman, Outgoing Editor-in-Chief • October 2, 2023

The School responds with urgency and reflection after the discovery of racist graffiti inside the girls' bathroom.

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