Kindred

From tech to teaching, Karen Francis found her calling in special education.

Sritha Rathikindi, Features Editor • May 29, 2025

After nearly two decades in special education classrooms across the country, Karen Francis is retiring from her role as a Special School District...

Gabe de la Paz goes over a homework assignment with his third period Honors Freshman Physics class.

Accelerating Toward Retirement

Cecilia Fazio, Kyra Welton, Noah Clement-Bayard, Charlie Cheatham and Claire Linnenbringer • May 29, 2025

After nearly three decades of service, Physics teacher Gabe de la Paz is retiring, leaving behind a legacy of dynamic teaching and mentorship,...

Photo courtesy of OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay (Statue of Liberty).

A Tale of Two Cities

Adam Watson and Nicholas Perrin • May 28, 2025

Adam Watson (00:00): Welcome back to "Simplifying the State", the podcast where we break down politics so you don’t have to rewatch "Schoolhouse...

Senior Prank

Ella Kalachek, Reporter • May 24, 2025

A fallen tree has been completely removed from Arundel Place, leaving behind a gaping hole in the ground.

When the Forest Falls

Claire Linnenbringer, Reporter • May 23, 2025

A week after a tornado ravaged Clayton, the hum of returning electricity and the steady sweep of cleanup crews offer a semblance of normalcy....

Global Transmission: Farewell, For Now

Connor Riley, Podcaster • May 23, 2025

PODCAST TRANSCRIPT Hello everyone. This is Connor from global transmission, and I just wanted to say thank you all for supporting the podcast...

Sophomore Audrey Schulz and junior Christopher Lowry terminate their tap duet of “You Can’t Have Me (If You Don’t Have Him)” from the musical, “Some Like It Hot.” Schulz and Lowry have become close friends after working together in theater for five years. “Originally, we were looking for some songs that represented friendship, fun and whimsy,” Lowry said. “We both had just done a tap number together in GCPA’s production of “The Prom,” so we wanted to make sure we could do something like that together.”

Curtain Call Culmination

Kyra Welton, Reporter • May 23, 2025

As a farewell to the season, over 40 members of the choir put together 24 performances after weeks of preparation to be seen by an audience of...

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