Since the outbreak of the novel coronavirus or COVID-19, many governors across the United States have imposed harsh restrictions to halt the spread of the virus. These policies, albeit with… Continue reading "OPINION: Should We Reopen America?"
Fear, worry, sickness, death, and economic hardship have all become a part of nearly everybody’s daily routine in the wake of the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak. However, there has been an… Continue reading "The Unexpected Environmental Benefits Of COVID-19"
On April 13th, Senior Class Dean, Michelle Carpenter, announced the decision to the Class of 2020 to make the grading system pass/fail for the entirety of Quarter 4. She described… Continue reading "The Pass/Fail Grading System for Seniors’ Fourth Quarter: Would You Pass on It?"
Every time I tell someone that I’ve been at the same school for fourteen years, I feel grateful. Being at Grace Church School for so long means that eighty percent… Continue reading "My Experience Being a Lifer"
Grace Church School students regularly attend bi-weekly chapel meetings where biblical texts are read and celebrated. Students have shared their affiliation with a God or religion in chapel meetings before, yet… Continue reading "Religious Inclusivity at Grace"
On Tuesday, September 24th, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the beginning of a formal impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump. The inquiry began after a whistleblower revealed that President Trump… Continue reading "Grace Church School Opinions on Impeachment"
On Thursday, September 26, 2019 a High School-wide community meeting was held in concern to the newly created “Student Life Agreement.” At the time of the assembly, many students were… Continue reading "Public Opinion On The “Student Life Agreement”"
By now you’ve probably seen multiple iterations of Joker, the well-known clown prince of crime and nemesis of Batman. Over the decades, he has been depicted on screen by a… Continue reading "REVIEW — “Joker” (2019): Is It Worth The Controversy?"
A former student and two current freshmen from the Brooklyn private school, Poly Prep Country Day School, were filmed in blackface while making monkey gestures in a video found… Continue reading "Blackface Video Sparks Conversation About Racism in NYC Private Schools"
Is it possible that weekly chapel in an Episcopal school can be inclusive of many religions? This question has sparked controversy among students and faculty of differing faiths. According to… Continue reading "A Chapel for All Faiths"
