By Keane Muraoka-Robertson Julie Ko ’12, David Lim ’13 and Dorothy Yim, a senior at Walnut High School, wrote a report that was named a semifinalist in the Siemens Competition in Math,...

By Joyce Kim Julie Ko ’12, along with teammate Ritika Dutta of Troy High School, was named a semi-finalist in the 2010 Siemens Competition in Mathematics, Science, and Technology, a high school...

By Dana Glaser Tacked up in the senior art studio, alongside posters for Rhode Island School of Design summer art school and newspaper clippings of recent exhibitions is a poster with the words "AP Studio...

By Michelle Nosratian Alexandria Mao ’10 woke up at 7 a.m., gathered some pens and a calculator and ate a hearty breakfast, but she wasn’t headed for Harvard-Westlake. It was the first of a...

by Derek Schlom I am not going to bash the proposed schedule changes, but I’ve been questioning the reasoning behind the decision. Head of School Jeanne Huybrechts has stated that one of her main...

By Ariane Lange Members of the Foreign Language and Math Departments were alarmed by the abrupt cancellation of three AP classes by the College Board.The College Board recently announced that AP French...

By Esther Zuckerman Over the summer I got one of those handy e-mails sent by the College Board telling me what I should be doing to ensure my success in the college admissions process. The subject...

By Andrew Schein and Zach Sokoloff Two science and two English courses led the nation in Advanced Placement test scores last year, according to the College Board’s “Advanced Placement Report...