Last weekend– the Junior and Senior class attended Prom at the URBN Navy Yard location. The venue was gorgeous: a large, industrial space with a view of the Delaware River. Many students had an overall...

This week, Sarah McAnulty, a squid biologist, science communicator, and self proclaimed "purveyor of squid facts" visited Junior biology classes as a scientist in residence. As an advocate for widespread...

As the 2023-24 school year comes to a close and the seniors leave, the excitement of new leadership looms. On May 6th, four sets of rising seniors ran to become the new Student Body Co-Presidents. All...

The Zyn takeover has begun. A new wave of nicotine intake is sweeping high schools and colleges and students are becoming addicted to nicotine. Zyns are nicotine pouches that originated in Sweden. They...

At SCH, students are given just under an hour for lunch, but that time’s value is far greater than a period for them to eat. The students use their time to participate in other activities outside of...

We're just over 50 games into the MLB season, and the wildness of the new year has certainly taken its hold on the thirty ball clubs. In this article I'll be recapping the ups and downs of the beginnings...

The “win or go home” nature of playoff games provides an immense sense of excitement and an unmatched level of competition to any sport. Faced with elimination, players often give their all on every...

Introducing Bird, a rising star in the music scene whose debut has sent ripples of creativity through SCH. Bird by Bird is a 5 song album with a 1960s feel. Many people who reviewed these songs felt they...

On Friday, May 10, alumni weekend began at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy, and CHA, Springside, and SCH classes of 4’s and 9’s returned to campus for their reunions! Alums were around school all...