Rent-A-Senior Day
SHS students participated in the annual Rent-A-Senior Day on April 26 (photos Sofia Fabiancic).
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Boys Varsity Baseball Game v. Mamaroneck
The Varsity Baseball team managed only one hit against the Mamaroneck Tigers on Saturday, April 9 in a 7-1 loss. Mamaroneck pitcher Michael Williams struck out 11 Raiders and allowed no earned runs in his first win of the season. The Raiders struggled offensively because Williams was able to throw strikes early in the count. [...]
Science Bowl Competition
SHS students, along with students from the Dalton School, the Spence School, Queens High School of the Sciences and Brooklyn Technical High School, competed at the Science Bowl at City College in New York City on Saturday, March 5. This was the first year that SHS was represented at the competition. The SHS team went [...]
Carnival
After a year of anticipation and excitement, the carnival came to SHS on Friday, April 8 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM and Saturday, April 9 from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Tickets cost $23 in advance and $30 at the door. The school government has decided to donate the $15,000 of profit to Japanese [...]
The Biebonic Plague
One superstar who has been doing the opposite of melting down is the ever hair-flipping Justin Bieber. Starting off at a young age by posting videos on Youtube.com, Bieber slowly built a steady and loyal fan base, mainly composed of teenage girls obsessing over his cute smile and signature hair. Adding to his popularity, Bieber [...]
Oh Say Can You Sing?
While tabloids are always prepared to report on the usual suspects of lunacy in Hollywood, on occasion a more “normal” celebrity enters the fray. This was the case for Christina Aguilera who, though usually flying under the radar, recently sang a notoriously botched rendition of the Star Spangled Banner at the Super Bowl. This caught [...]
Spring is Here!
Many students choose to enjoy the outdoors on the SHS track (photos Sofia Fabiancic).
News Brief: Teen Writers Conference
Why should the Young Writers’ Workshop stop after fifth grade? The Scarsdale Public Library’s Teen Advisory Board is running a Teen Writers’ Conference on Friday, May 13 from 5-7:30 pm at Scarsdale High School. It will be an opportunity for students grades 6-12 to take two workshops with some amazing local writers. Writers include Todd [...]
Principal Search Update
As the SHS community grapples with news of John Klemme’s retirement, the administration approaches the daunting task of determining who will be his successor. Until a permanent replacement is found, “there will be an indefinite interim principal so that we can carry out a continuous recruitment to make sure we find the right person,” said [...]