South Campus Moves Forward
On March 6, the School’s South Campus plan was recommended for approval in a hearing held by the City of…
Dr. David “Lil’ Dave” Enelow Retires Early After 107 Years
After 107 years of rapping The Canterbury Tales, making obscure literary references, and reciting various books from memory, English teacher…
Letter of Recommendation: The Oxford Comma
“In class today, you’ll meet Mr. Evans’ kids, Mr. Scott and Mr. Vann.” Maybe reading that sentence was easy for…
A New Start and New Homework Policies
After a year of condensed curriculums, schedule changes, and adjusted assignment levels, the return to in-person school has left many…
Projects and Perseverance in the Pandemic
This past semester, freshmen and sophomores have been working hard on two big research projects: the I-Search and the Catalyst…
Is the Upper School Prepared to Return to Full Capacity?
On April 11, the School announced a change in protocol: three feet, not six, now qualifies as safe social distancing…
Feminism for ALL Women: WAG Initiatives and Intersectionality
March is Women’s History Month, a time to celebrate women’s achievements and educate ourselves on the issues that still need…
Anti-Asian Sentiment and Other Troubles in the New Year
Since China was first blamed for the spread of COVID-19, racism and xenophobia against Asians in America have skyrocketed. According…
Cultural Appropriation: Mahjong Edition
The Mahjong Line, a Dallas based company founded by three white women, is facing controversy after its blatant cultural appropriation…
The CEB Initiatives: Ways You Can Get Involved in the Community
Since the start of the year, the School’s Community Engagement Board (CEB) has organized many projects to address the chaos…