Posted 03/15/2019 12:36PM
Inviting Middle and Upper Schoolers to participate Friday in a nation-wide Fight Apathy campaign. our Junior Statesmen of America leaders hoped to spark conversation between peers about the things that matter most to them. On island, JSA's chapter is headed by Janae Boschulte '21 and Leila Habib '21, who helped distribute stickers to students this morning that read "I believe in..." Anyone wearing a sticker was encouraged to finish the sentence by jotting down what they're most passionate about and, after morning assembly, share what they wrote with two friends. Read more...
Posted 03/07/2019 08:39PM
Antilles seniors Maggie Huang '19 and Grace Randall '19 are now both finalists in the 64th annual National Merit Scholarship Program! Both were also recognized this year as Advanced Placement Scholars, and U.S. Presidential Scholar nominees along with Sharan Chawla '19. Read more...
Posted 03/01/2019 12:35PM
While the theme of our annual Black History Month celebration varies, it has continued over the past decade to include storytellers, musicians, re-enactments, biographies, student-produced videos, and poetry recitations that honor the accomplishments and legacies of impactful African-Americans. The addition of a special art exhibit also gave students this year the chance to explore themes such as unity and equality, while expressing their hopes for the future. Read more...
Posted 03/01/2019 11:01AM
Several of our Middle and Upper School students have already joined the more than two million people across the world that are licensed ham radio operators and with the creation of a new club on campus, they have the chance to practice their skills and teach others as well. Read more...
