By Rachel Jason In response to the increased exposure in the media of racism in the United States and around the world, two teachers from Garnet Valley High School have been working to make their classrooms more inclusive. David Pimentel is a Social Studies teacher. Heather Arters is the grade 6-12 co-curriculum coordinator for the
By Lila Troum From January 2018 to March 2018, I kept a journal. Everything that occurred in my life during that period was written down; I expressed what worried me, what excited me, everything. Recently, I found that journal again, and I sat down and read it. I’m 16 now, and things have really changed
by Ekjot Khurana Garnet Valley Student Council is very thrilled to announce the opening of a Garnet Valley Spirit Store, which consists of masks, flees, t-shirts, sweatshirts, pants, caps, raincoat and much more! Get your Jag spirit on with amazing clothing in all different sizes and colours! The store is only open until March 15th
By Lila Troum Saying that our lives have changed would be an understatement. Over the course of the past year, students around the country have been facing the same challenge that COVID proposes: how to deal with virtual/hybrid learning. As a sophomore, I look around at my fellow classmates, the upperclassmen, the freshmen, and I
By: Alec Eskin This school year has been none like any other, especially for the upperclassmen like myself. Even since COVID-19 shut down school in March last year, no aspect of life has been the same. School has been virtual, asynchronous, synchronous, hybrid, you name it the form of schooling has change in a lot
By Humaam Said As I start my last year of high school, I can’t help but think about what I would do differently with three years of experience. Over my three years at GVHS, there are a lot of tips that I’ve learned that would have aided me. Here’s my list of five things I