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Voices from the Tornado's Wake

Voices from the Tornado’s Wake

Deadly tornadoes left a trail of destruction across the St. Louis area Friday afternoon, damaging thousands of properties and causing power outages. The storm left a majority of Clayton residents without...

Senior Charlie Meyers holding a cap outside of school.

Vanishing Traditions, Vanishing Recognition

Sritha Rathikindi and Connor Riley May 7, 2025

While academic pressures mount, students also face changes in how their achievements are recognized, as seen in the evolving graduation traditions. Like most St. Louis County high schools, Clayton has...

Students do homework in the library during Greyhound Time.

A+ Anxiety

Charlie Balestra, Sports Editor May 6, 2025

Just as club sports demand early investment for future success, academic pressures push students to seek advantages before reaching high school. Middle school students increasingly pursue additional resources,...

Photo illustration of senior Charlie Meyers pondering her future in front of the Globe

The High Stakes of Success

Charlie Balestra and Sritha Rathikindi May 5, 2025

The High Price of Success Gone are the days when simply showing up was enough in high school. Today, a silent but significant shift has transformed the hallways, turning what was once a journey of...

All illustrations and infographics by JiaLi Deck.

Special Not Separate

Alex Cohen, Caitlin Kuhlmann and Anaïs Ogé May 29, 2024

According to Niche’s 2024 education ranking, the School District of Clayton (SDC) ranks 26th nationally. For many parents, this reputation extends past their offerings for typically developing children. “We...

An illustration of a therapy session on a Clayton graduation cap.

Do Students Need a Shrink?

JiaLi Deck, Sidra Major and Kipp Vitsky February 21, 2024

          Ninety percent of Americans feel that we are currently in a mental health crisis, according to the Pew Research Center. In a time when it seems we...

A collection of objects chosen by the essayists which represent an aspect of their identity or the content of their essay

A Collection for Conversation

JiaLi Deck, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2024

Do We Trust Students?

Do We Trust Students?

Charlie Meyers, Alex Cohen and Kipp Vitsky November 14, 2023

Intro Homeschooling is the fastest-growing form of education in the United States. Citing statistics from thousands of school districts, The Washington Post reported that the number of families educating...

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