With a controversial election just around the corner and a surplus of eager 18-year-olds at Seattle Preparatory School, talk of the election is frequent and fervent. Teachers must navigate how they will...
At Seattle Prep, three exceptional seniors, Daniel Soto Parra, Marcus Yeung, and Jace Baptista-Allan, stand out as inspirational leaders. Their experiences speak to the importance of exploring new opportunities...
Seattle Prep's Global Justice Coalition (GJC) is at the forefront of fostering a culture of service and social justice within the school community. Its mission is rooted in modeling companionship, service,...
While spring sports are just beginning, the end of the year is upon us. End of year finals and projects are starting to pile up and student-athletes may find it hard to balance the weight of school, sports,...
In 1984, Washington state abolished parole. Since then, the state’s criminal justice system has fallen short in giving incarcerated individuals opportunities to show that they have reformed themselves.
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Entering the 1999-2000 basketball season, no Seattle Prep basketball team had ever won a state championship. With a loaded roster coming off a promising playoff run the 2000 boys’ team was poised to...
1939 was an eventful year around the globe. World War II began. Marvel was founded. The inaugural NFL All-Star game was held in Chicago. But most importantly, Seattle Prep founded their journalism club,...
Leaping onto campus in 1947, Prep’s female cheerleaders have recently become a topic of mystery. Ending in 2010, the cheer team is a forgotten part of Prep’s history, despite its fascinating legacy...
From clothes, to clubs, and even certain sports, trends come and go at Prep. Classes that were popular to take five years ago are no longer. One thing that has stayed throughout decades of change: JUG....
In the early morning of September 20th, 1996, the Seattle Prep Class of ‘97 boarded two buses and began their route to the annual senior-bonding retreat at Camp Hamilton in Monroe. However, what...
The 1975-76 school year marked a significant turning point in the history of Prep—the admission of girls. For over 80 years, Prep had been known as an all-boys school. This new change ultimately...
