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The first two professional development days of the 2024-2025 school year will take place on Aug. 22-23.
Increased professional development time to be added to next year’s school calendar
While the intention of the new FAFSA application was to simplify the aid process for families, the rollout challenges ended up causing more harm than good, especially for those in greatest need.
FAFSA complications push back senior decision day
I-95 was shut down due to a three car collision. One of the trucks contained oil which led to a catastrophic fire, leading to the destruction and future rebuilding of the bridge located above the highway.
BREAKING NEWS: Fire causes I-95 closed due to car collision, fire
TikTok has become incredibly popular among American teenagers, yet many still view it as a threat to security, including the United States Senate.
BREAKING NEWS: TikTok ban bill is officially made law, will take effect next year
Big Y employs over 10,000 people across all Big Y Foods Inc. convenience stores.
Big Y Supermarket confirms arrival in Westport, promising quality for local residents
Despite the fact that many juniors complain about their walk to the unofficial junior parking lot, Wakeman Field, the past year of parking there has taught me numerous invaluable life lessons and granted me many social and health benefits.
It’s really not that bad: an ode to my walk to Wakeman
I was so excited about my upcoming APUSH exam, I spent my entire break grinding away at practice tests. A few bubbles on my answer sheet were filled in with my tears.
Test time thrills: a neverending series
Wearing ISO certified sunglasses protects eyes from the blindness of the sun during solar eclipse.
Solar eclipse proves to be quite blinding this year
The hotel in Paris gave us this amazing view of the Eiffel Tower
Going to Europe? Don’t let EF Tours take you.
My first attempt at sourdough
My sourdough journey is one of persistence
The Teen Awareness Group’s annual Get Real Day event takes place on May 8. There will be a drunk driving simulation, speakers and resources on substance abuse.
Get Real Day tackles mental health, substance abuse
Camryn Harris ’24 dances her way across the world; she participated in many local competitions at the age of five to get ready for the world competitions she attends now. (Photo contributed by Camryn Harris ’24)
Camryn Harris ’24 reveals impact of Irish dancing career
At the end of the year, Staples High School graduates will have to decide their next path in life, whether it be college, the workforce or something else.
Class of 2024 reflects on final month at Staples
Students will begin in Rome and visit major cities like Venice until ending up in Paris, France to conclude their 11 day trip of museums and monuments.
Art department’s trip to Italy and France offers glance into European art, culture, history
Across the school, there are seven Stop the Bleed kits placed within first aid boxes.
M.O.S.S. enters Connecticut, planting roots in Staples High School
Cover photo of the well loved cookbook
Wholesome tasting: A review of ‘It’s All Good,’ Gwyneth Paltrow’s cookbook
A gaggle of insects (Left to right Cameron Mann ’24, Josy Pitaro ’24, Finley Chevrier ’24, Samantha Edwards ’24, Matthew Bukzin ’24) facing James (Beck Fipp ’27) during rehearsal.
James and the Giant Peach makes its debut at Staples
Usher performed during the Apple Music halftime performance in Las Vegas, Nevada, for Super Bowl LVIII.
Revealing the highs and lows of Usher’s Super Bowl halftime performance
Alina’s Cakes & Cookies is now open in Westport in addition to Fairfield in the Post Road plaza with Greens Farms Spirit Shop and Fortuna’s.
Alina’s Cakes & Cookies expands into Westport
The Grammys 2024 had highs and lows, per usual.
The Grammys 2024 were predictable, but fun
The Staples Wreckers baseball team was defeated 6-4 by the Fairfield Warde Mustangs on Friday, May 3.
Staples baseball falls to top-seeded Fairfield Warde in tight battle
Max Maurillo ’24 looks for a pass as he tries to launch an attack for the Wreckers.
Wreckers fall to New Canaan in defensive battle
Kate Berkley ’26 is gifted her student athlete of the month shirt.
PrepZone awards Staples cheerleader Kate Berkley student of the month
The Staples’ girls water polo team lines up before an impressive victory against Choate.
New girls’ water polo coach leads team to first victory in years
Principal Stafford W. Thomas Jr. carries spirit week on his back by wearing pink for color wars in the week leading up to homecoming.
“This school isn’t fun,” yes, but it can be
On May 4, students have the option to reassess themselves on the SAT, following the one provided by the school.
Students prepare for upcoming SAT, provide study tips
As the school year comes to a close, seniors anticipate their internships. Many seniors plan to work at a school, while others are eager to help out at local businesses or other places in Westport.
Senior internships generate excitement, anticipation
The 2023 charcuterie board from last summer, made in Nantucket
Crafting the Perfect Charcuterie Board: Tips and Tricks for a Delectable Display
Graduating senior National Honor Society members received a pin and graduation cap tassel at the induction ceremony.
National Honor Society inducts new members, seniors reflect
Seniors reflect on their time in high school as it comes to a close, showing appreciation for experiences had and excitement for what’s to come.
Clock ticks for seniors, ignites series of emotions
On May 4, students have the option to reassess themselves on the SAT, following the one provided by the school.
Students prepare for upcoming SAT, provide study tips
As the school year comes to a close, seniors anticipate their internships. Many seniors plan to work at a school, while others are eager to help out at local businesses or other places in Westport.
Senior internships generate excitement, anticipation
The 2023 charcuterie board from last summer, made in Nantucket
Crafting the Perfect Charcuterie Board: Tips and Tricks for a Delectable Display
Graduating senior National Honor Society members received a pin and graduation cap tassel at the induction ceremony.
National Honor Society inducts new members, seniors reflect
Seniors reflect on their time in high school as it comes to a close, showing appreciation for experiences had and excitement for what’s to come.
Clock ticks for seniors, ignites series of emotions
My hand, clutching the smoothie, freezes as I anticipate sunset. Finally, as the clock strikes 7:30 p.m., I can finally indulge in this long- awaited beverage.
A Ramadan Temptation: Indulge in an Avocado Smoothie
The bulk ferment is when the yeast fully developed through rest. The dough should nearly double in size and get bubbly. The warmer the environment, the faster the dough will ferment. If you leave the dough on the counter it will take about eight to 10 hours. For a more sour dough, leave it in the fridge for up to three days for a slower fermentation.
Sourdough: A simple but challenging craft
On Sunday, March 17, the 4 by 800m relay competed. From left to right, Sarah Bogdan 26, Leigh Foran 24, Emma Morris 24 and Avery Kalter 27 were on the relay. They finished with a time of 10:17. Though their season record was 10:06, they finished in the top eight overall.
Girls’ Track travels to Adidas Nationals
Latin club presidents and members sell Italian themed merchandise on March 14. Italian students also created posters with language trivia that hang in the hallways.
World Language Week boosts cultural celebrations
Dumplings hold significant meaning in Asian cultures, as they resemble hope and comfort. This auspicious symbol is especially meaningful during the Chinese New Year celebration, as they bring fortune and prosperity in the coming year.
How to make traditional Chinese dumplings
On the Wreckord - Episode Fifteen
On the Wreckord – Episode Fifteen
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On the Wreckord – Episode Fourteen
On the Wreckord - Episode Thirteen
On the Wreckord – Episode Thirteen
On the Wreckord - Episode Twelve
On the Wreckord – Episode Twelve
On the Wreckord - Episode Eleven
On the Wreckord – Episode Eleven
On Feb. 27, gathered on North Avenue across from Staples High School and Bedford Middle School to peacefully protest against racism and discrimination in Westport Public Schools. The protest lasted from 7:30-8:30 a.m.
Westport Public Schools face accusations of racism
Parents, students and members of the Westport community gather in protest against racism in the schools.
Westport rallies against racism: Community protests discrimination in public schools
Legacy admissions remain a contentious topic among Connecticut schools, with some opting to consider legacy status while others do not. However, this practice remains a significant factor in admissions decisions at many prestigious institutions.
Connecticut lawmakers may consider ban on legacy admission consideration
Jackson Cregan 24 stands to become the third Eagle Scout in 108 years to be awarded the Conservation Award after he completed two arduous environmental projects at Sherwood Island last fall. (Photo contributed by Jackson Cregan 24.)
Preserving Sherwood: Cregan’s journey to the highest Eagle Scout Award
Awesome Austin” (left) and his chief angel Andrew Berman (right) show off the medals Austin has received after participating in MyTEAM TRIUMPH events
Disabled marathoner inspires crowd at Westport charity event
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Students prepare for upcoming SAT, provide study tips

Sophia Reeves '25 and Danisha Nasution '25 • May 10, 2024

Senior internships generate excitement, anticipation

Paige Tighe ’24 and Jolie Gefen ’24 • May 10, 2024

Crafting the Perfect Charcuterie Board: Tips and Tricks for a Delectable Display

Avery Michalowski ’26, Staff Writer • May 9, 2024

     

National Honor Society inducts new members, seniors reflect

Genevieve Frucht ’24, Editor in Chief • May 9, 2024

           

Clock ticks for seniors, ignites series of emotions

Mia Kirkorsky ’24, Business Manager • May 9, 2024

         

Students celebrate Earth Day: perspectives on our planet’s future

Lily Rimm ’25 and Olivia Signorile ’25 • May 9, 2024

           

Without the rising stars in college basketball, the viewership and audience engagement wouldn’t be the same. These young athletes, both men and women, are game changers.

Game changers: embracing the next gen athletes

Ella Harrington ‘25, Web News Editor • April 30, 2024

I’ve always liked watching sports. But it wasn’t until recently that I started to be really invested in them, especially with this new, young generation of athletes. During March Madness, I found myself...

New York Times Games craze takes Staples

Mia Bomback ’25 • April 29, 2024

The SATs turn to a new, digital version

Andi Jacobs, Web Features Editor • April 29, 2024

Jack’s Stir Brew Coffee serves up organic, vegan baked goods

Addison Coughlin ’25 and Liora Perkins ’25 • April 27, 2024

       

Solar eclipse strikes, students share reactions

Siena Petrosinelli ’25 and Charlotte Berner ’25 • April 26, 2024

10 Questions with Mrs. Robbins

Indie Ahl ’24, Staff Writer • April 2, 2024

Reset and recharge: how seniors are making the most of final break

Paige Tighe ’24 and Jolie Gefen ’24 • April 2, 2024

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