Meet the 2019-2020 New Faculty and Staff
August 27, 2019
Prep Students Serve Communities In-Need During Break Trips
Tia Flores, Staff Writer
June 3, 2019
“Building houses felt so good because I knew that I was changing someone’s life.”
Dr. Beyer Takes Final Bow at Prep
April 30, 2019
The Prep community is grateful for the growth of the music program as well as the one of a kind energy that Dr. Beyer brings to the choir and presence at Prep.
Jazz Band: More Than Just a Band
Clara Malone, Staff Writer
April 19, 2019
“The atmosphere makes you want to join and play," Kevin La '21
Art Can Be Found Anywhere, Even on the Soles of Someone’s Shoes
Caroline Casey, Staff Writer
April 19, 2019
“I loved designing the shoes because I felt that I had full creative control and could express myself through that art. There was no specific process that we followed when we were designing the shoes, we kind of just drew and painted things as inspiration struck!”
Mock Trial Takes Second Place State Finish
Quinn Losse, Staff Writer
April 19, 2019
Gavels. Witnesses. Jury. It is no secret the Seattle Prep’s mock trial team has been and is one of the best teams in the nation, however all good things must come to an end. After months of hard work and research in preparation for their final case in Olympia, the Seattle Prep Mock Trial...
Retreat-a-Palooza Comes to Prep
Audrey Frigon, Managing Editor
March 8, 2019
One of Prep’s favorite weekends of the year, “Retreat-a-palooza”, returned to the students on March 31. The Young Men’s Retreat, Young Women’s Retreat, and the Freshmen Retreat occurred simultaneously with almost all of Prep’s students participating in one form or another. Biko Kavala...
Newsies Brings Turn of the Century New York to Life
Quinn Losse and Abby Malzewski
March 7, 2019
First debuting on the Seattle Prep stage on February 22, this year’s musical, Newsies, was a hit amongst audience members. Throughout the show, the audience was transported back in time to the year of 1899, the time of the newsboys strike in New York City. In Newsies, we meet Joseph Pulitzer, a wealt...
Diversity Clubs: A Sanctuary for Students
Tia Flores, Staff Writer
March 7, 2019
“I think that it’s important to recognize that there are minorities. When they get together and talk about certain struggles that they have, they can find safety within their own community.” Those were the wise words of LatinX Co-President Marc Ribas ’19. Navigating life as a high schooler...
Students Display Talent in The Nutcracker Despite Busy Prep Schedule
Paige Stanley, Staff Writer
December 5, 2018
The Nutcracker is a part of many students’ holiday traditions and spreads the Christmas spirit. Grace Cooney 21’ shares, “What people in Nutcracker create is a magical embodiment of the holidays, it is not only a joy to be a part of, but an honor. Being a part of such an amazing company with incredible faculty, staff, and dancers is surreal in itself.”
Max Heid Prepares to Continue His Rowing Career at UW
Owen Hendricks, Staff Writer
November 8, 2018
Seattle Prep Senior, Max Heid, has made headlines this past month attending the U19 National Selection Camp for rowing. Heid began his rowing career when he was eight years old at the Seattle Rowing Center and Heid said that “starting at a young age has really helped me learn special techniques and...
Panther Pack: A bridge between athletes and student
Paige Stanley, Staff Writer
October 12, 2018
Senior Panther Pack member, Maria Phillip explains, "Joining is a great way to support fellow Panthers, lead others in showing school spirit, and have fun with your friends outside of school work.”