Gallery: Senior Prom 2023

Julienne Montrond and Ella Gertner|June 3, 2023

Seniors Meghna Sundaram, Lia Suk, Charlotte Smith and Hazel Buckley-McMahon

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Pups at Putterham makes a return after the pandemic to create a love of reading for young children.

The Pups at Putterham are a learner’s best friend

Tappen Green is a custom-built facility where a student-run restaurant operates.

Tappan Green encourages students to tap-in to their leadership skills

Long a waited album from Metro Boomin WE DONT TRUST YOU came out Mar. 22, 2024 including many collaborations.

“WE DON’T TRUST YOU” loses listeners’ trust in creating a well produced album

In her book, Christine Blasey Ford likens her experience testifying against Kavanaugh at the senate to surfing into shark-infested waters.

Christine Blasey Ford’s “One Way Back” offers a personal recount of testifying against Brett Kavanaugh

This photo of this mural was taken on 29 Denby Road.

Boston’s street art: a brief glimpse at some of the many murals painted around the city

The May 2024 town election determines who will hold seats in the Select Board, School Committee, Housing Authority and Town Meeting as well as three uncontested positions: the Town Clerk, Library Trustees and Moderator.

Guide to the May 2024 town election

Come the 2024-25 academic year, the Social Studies Department will offer African American Studies course to students, who can take it for AP or honors credit.

New year, new Social Studies class: AP African-American Studies to be introduced

Directly following Day of Dialogue, the Pride Festival featured games, crafts, sweets and a musical performance from alum Kade Thibodeau, known professionally as Velvet Dreaming.

Pride Festival spotights LGBTQ+ education and entertainment

Have you ever found that other students taking the same class as you have a different workload, only because they have a different teacher? Student Council met with community memebrs on March 20 to address a new bill to create an equitable grading policy.

Equitable Grading Bill sparks conversation

“You’re meant to be out here, every part of you,” junior Cleo Blanding said in one of the scenes, performed by the Theater for Social Change class, that focused on learning to love all parts of yourself.

Day of Dialogue promotes pride and progress

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Gallery: Senior Prom 2023