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This school year has been like no other. COVID put a halt to many of the typical plans that would occur throughout the year, and everyone has had to change course to keep these plans going, granted in a slightly different...
Gabby Stuart, Staff Writer
May 25, 2021
With the college decision deadline approaching fast, many seniors will be attending a university next school year. Although, this is not the case for senior Blake Weld....
Abby Baldwin, Freelance Writer
May 24, 2021
When Lauren Slavin ’21 came to Seattle Prep she had a number of interests: Tennis, Cross Country, Academics, and Theater. As a high school freshman, little did she know...
Cartoons from the mind of Hobbs Hegedus '22
Thank you, reader, for this question. These days, it seems as though we will never escape the gridded zoom prison on our screens. But with hopes...
Despite multiple complications due to COVID, Prep athletes were able to participate in the sport of their choosing for season 1 of athletics. For some, it was the same sport...
“Special,” “Perseverance,” “Compressed,” “Adaptive,” “Family.” These are some of the ways that coaches and players described what will always be an unforgettable...
Seniors Kendin Alexander and Jared Roznos will be repping blue and white for the next four years as they both continue their academic and athletic careers at...
One thing all Ap Studio Art students can agree on is that they have been pushed to new limits in the creation of their portfolios. As the seniors look towards graduation, a group of talented students move...
Seattle Prep’s Drama Program is putting out a new production for spring: Peter and the Starcatcher. The play will begin streaming online May 7th through 16th and though it has seen its unique set of...
What happens when social distancing meets the Seattle Prep Choir? The answer: Innovation. For the first time in as long as anyone at Seattle Prep can remember, students could not attend in-person school because...
