Congratulations to Julia Schwartz, Isabelle Stripling, Erin Hogan, Austin Miller, William Vinci and Nicholas Savarese for taking FIRST Place in the Boeing Business Case High School Competition this past Monday, April 4. The competition was open to 19 schools with 7 finalists selected. The students worked hard on this project for the past four months, and it
Garnet Valley High School graduate Jon Barden filmed a sizzle reel March 31, in Delaware County for the screenplay, Molly, written by Brigette ReDavid. The film is based on the life of Molly Pitcher, who is legendary for her participation at the Battle of Monmouth during the Revolutionary War. Four Garnet Valley Drama club members,
This year, for the first time, Brandywine Youth Club is running a new baseball program that should be very fun and exciting. The Challenger program is a baseball league in which kids with special needs can have an extraordinary baseball experience. Other boys, like my twelve year old brother, are partnered with the players in
Every January, the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) is held in Las Vegas, Nevada to display the future of technology. Most big name companies display their upcoming product releases, and this year definitely saw some of the coolest technology out there. The interesting thing about CES this year, was that there were many more cars displayed
As the holiday season rapidly approaches, and even is already upon us, there are a few gifts that many teens and kids alike are putting at the top of their lists. I have found a few of these coveted gifts, and I am here to share what may be the most wanted presents of 2015.
Wegmans opened on Sunday, November 8, 2015 and it was absolutely packed. I went on the opening day and even though it was crowded, everything ran smoothly. When I walked in, I first noticed a huge section devoted to Asian cuisine. There was a Chinese “bar” with take-out food and a section for Japanese food,
Every year people of all ages get together on the illustrious day known as Halloween, whether to join in the neighborhood chase to acquire the most candy or to live it up at parties with friends. As we gather with each other for a common goal, we must also remember the importance of Halloween, and
If you don’t know anything about one of Google’s projects, Google Books, don’t feel bad. It has been stuck in court since 2005 because of disputes over potential copyright issues. Back when Google was still an upcoming search engine a year before the case arrived on their doorstep, they proposed to digitally scan every book
Despite 23 states having a day off work or school on a Monday, there is outrage with Columbus Day. Many individuals do not like the idea of honoring Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer who landed in the Americas (and didn’t know it) and essentially began a period of colonialism that negatively affected the lives of
On May 29th, Garnet Valley held its 3rd Annual Special Ed Invitational, an all day event where kids from different school districts come to Garnet Valley and participate in many fun and exciting activities to support an important day. The Invitational conveys a few messages Garnet Valley strives to teach; Community, Respect, and that every