Senior Anne Sophia Hurtado, a light of American Heritage, passed five days after her 18 birthday from pancreatic cancer. She wanted people to “Live your life and laugh a little while you are at it, too.” Hurtado was like every teenage girl: she loved her friends, had a crush and couldn’t wait to turn 18. She had dreams and hopes and goals like everyone else. However, what made Hurtado different was her continuous strength and love for others. Keep Reading
Today, the United States incarcerates its citizens more than any other country around the world. These mass incarceration rates have sparked a nationwide controversy and led to a much needed movement for criminal justice reform in the U.S. Keep Reading
To learn more about these new policies, Online Editor-in-Chief Kayla Rubenstein and Print Editor-in-Chief Bella Ramirez interviewed School President Dr. Douglas Laurie and Upper School Principal Mrs. Elise Blum. Keep Reading
As Gen Z continues to grow into adulthood and enters the workspace, the ideas they take with them will change the way the world works. Never afraid to take matters into their own hands, Gen Z is the generation who represents the people and continues to fight for equality. Keep Reading
With this large amount of free time dropped into our laps, it can be overwhelming to decide what to do with it. Read on for some ideas. Keep Reading