Founding editors of Colonial Times, now in 11th grade, talk growing up
By Julia Findikyan and Gillian Ho
From left, Daniella Cherner, Manon Bushong, Lindsay McNamara, Francesca Di Cristofano, Claudia Dodge, Henry Driesen and Sam Rodd.
By Lark Martin and Kira Findikyan
July 28, 2018 • No Comments
COLONIAL SCHOOL — Six years at Colonial. This is the story for many fifth graders about to move up. Colonial School has been like a family. The fifth graders have had friends, laughs, learning, awesome teachers and more day after day. Field...
By Julia Findikyan and Gillian Ho
July 28, 2018 • No Comments
COLONIAL LIBRARY — Eight high school juniors travelled various paths after leaving Colonial, all of them looking for the best way to journey out of childhood. One changed cafeterias to find the right friends. Another found the right friends through...
- Activist Joan Mulholland talks about civil rights (from our June print edition) July 28, 2018
- Trials and terror of the Pacer (from our June print edition) July 21, 2018
- School’s first spelling bee: winners and happy spellers (from our June print edition) July 15, 2018
By Claire Van Praagh, Student Life Editor
July 28, 2018 • No Comments
COLONIAL SCHOOL — The fifth graders played lawyers and justices in a mock trial involving the Denver Dispatch v. the U.S Government, using a program called Constitution Works. This program helped fifth...
By Arden Keough, Staff Reporter
July 21, 2018 • No Comments
COLONIAL — Ted Scheu that Poetry Guy came back to tell the kids all about the new poetry he is writing Most children have experienced his past visits because he had previously come to read for all...
- Fifth graders worried, sad, excited at leaving Colonial (from our June print edition) July 21, 2018
- Kindergartners get ready to take next step (from our June print edition) July 15, 2018
- Fifth grade MACs a difference (from our June print edition) July 15, 2018
By Charlotte Seligman and Claire Van Praagh
July 21, 2018 • No Comments
PELHAM MANOR — Zak DeOssie, captain of the Giants special teams, started and led this year's annual Color Run, bringing a thrill...
By Naveen Leon-Kelly and Audrey Davis
March 13, 2018 • No Comments
COLONIAL — The groundhog told us we need to go through another six weeks of winter. The first Groundhog Day was in the United...
- Instructors at Spotlight Gymnastics at Huguenot teach gymnastics
- Review: Five good places in Pelham to get food