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Daniel Bornstein ’29 playing and singing “Put Your Records On” by Corinne Bailey Rae.

2026 Jabberfest Photo Gallery

Ellen Huang, Writer April 6, 2026

This year, Jabberfest, the annual SHS talent show, showcased a variety of student flair. Students from all grade levels took the stage—some SHS teachers even joined in. The first two periods contained...

SHS Dance Company performs “You May Run On”, an excerpt from “A Tribute to Alvin Ailey’s REVELATIONS,” choreographed by Alvin Ailey, set to the Soundtrack from The Music Of Revelations.

SHS Dance Company Goes Golden

Tutu Chen and Noam Tiomkin March 29, 2026

After a season of intense training and dedication, on Thursday, March 19, the SHS Dance Company showcased this year’s routines in Resonance of Youth, a nine-piece showcase, complete with student-played...

Alex Klatsky ’28 (left) and Seraphina Bunnett ’28 (right) participate in the blood drive.

Bleeding For The Cause

Claudia Wang and Grace Oh March 19, 2026

The Sophomore class government, in partnership with the American Red Cross, hosted its annual Blood Drive on March 3rd, 2026. Students and faculty were encouraged to donate blood, with the donations...

Caitlin Jeremiah ’27 spent her January internship with a teacher from the PE department.

A Month in Motion

Emma Luo, Writer March 1, 2026

Among the many opportunities the Scarsdale A-School offers for its students, the January internship program stands out as an opportunity for students to immerse themselves in real-world jobs while gaining...

Snow accumulates as rain and sleet blur the view from inside a vehicle.

The Delay That Never Came

Noam Tiomkin, Opinion Editor February 25, 2026

Snow flurries. Roads are slick with ice. Visibility is hazy. The textbook criteria for a delay, if not a snow day.   Apparently not. This morning, Wednesday, February 25th, as temperatures fell...

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