By Sonya Mitchell Head of Foreign Language Javier Zaragoza doesn’t want to seem “annoying and picky” when he tells his students to sit up straight. “I am constantly correcting...

By Maya Spitzer   How much should school regulations affect the personal lives of students? Recently, the Educational Technology Committee asked that same question. The committee has stated in...

By Emily Friedman, Dana Glaser and Carly Mandel  Jason Mow ’09 sat in the quad during eighth period last May and thought about what he would bring with him if he was banished to a desert island....

By Adam Sieff A few years ago, two sixth graders from the Center for Early Education in West Hollywood applied for admission at both Harvard-Westlake and Brentwood Schools. Each school took one of the...

By Adam Gold The order of the first four periods will be flipped on the first Wednesday after spring break to accommodate a master class with violinist Midori, the guest speaker for an assembly that day. Period...

By Gabby Alzhadeh, Lesley Whitaker, Jenna Berger and Olivia Kestin The Jazz Explorers, along with the Jazz Band, Studio Jazz Band, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Rhythm Section Class and Directed Studies in Jazz...

By Annie Dreyer As Jake Goren ’08 sat in Dean Jon Wimbish’s office during the spring of his ninth grade year, overwhelmed and excited by the navy blue spiral book placed in front of...

By Ariane Lange The summer program finished its first season after extensive changes to policy and curriculum. “Because of the newness of the summer programs this year [enrollment was] slightly down...