Libbie Davis, Reporter
November 21, 2022
Many high school athletes dream of taking their talent to the next level. For senior track and cross country runner Lauren Rutlin, that dream came true. Rutlin committed to run Division 1 Cross Country at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in September and recently signed on November 14th. Her achievements in her high school career speak for themselves when it comes to how talented she is. She...
Trinity Cannon, Editor
November 16, 2022
Frustrating. Glitchy. Overburdened. Can you guess what everybody at the SG Collierville Campus is talking about? If you guessed the internet, you’d be right. Students and faculty alike have all experienced the infamously poor connection to the school Wi-Fi. The internet connects this campus as a whole, through education and entertainment alike. For people whose daily life, assignments and jobs...
Jordan Giles, Reporter
November 16, 2022
The first time students entered the dining hall for the 2022-23 school year, they may have noticed the addition of the marketplace where the teacher’s lunch table was previously situated. This new addition to the lunchroom came as a solution to two problems brought up over the summer: lengthy lunch lines and a food option for all students before, during and after school – even after the lunch...
Kate Winstead, Reporter
September 22, 2022
Recently, students at the Upper School Campus have been making paper cranes for an upcoming project envisioned by Mrs. Kim Finch, Collierville Campus Chaplain and Middle School Counselor. Mrs. Finch has been wanting to honor the Agape Chapel and, “to return that space to a more reverent space [and] something that everyone who’s a student at St. George’s could participate in.” After some...
Kirklyn Moore, Reporter
September 22, 2022
Since the scaling down of coronavirus restrictions, the St. George’s club fair has taken a new beginning at St. George's. This year’s process allowed for hearing students’ ideas and the clubs’ participation and success, adding excitement to the role clubs play for our community. Reviving the club fair after the pandemic was the brainchild of Mr. Taylor Cao, director of student life. “This...
Mayyadah Alzaben, Reporter
September 20, 2022
Sometimes, it is hard to remember that our teachers are not one-dimensional figures that you see for an hour and ten minutes each day. They are people with rich stories behind them. Some of our new teachers shared the intriguing paths they carved to begin teaching at our school. Healy Keenan | 9th World History A spark was ignited in Ms. Keenan when she saw her mom teaching middle school. Her...
Sienna Lightman, Editor
April 25, 2022
Sloan Carruth was exuberant. “When all the awards were announced, I was with friends and started jumping around and freaking out,” she said. It was May 2021, and Carruth had just found out she won the first VEX Robotics World Championship award that St. George’s has ever received. She was an eighth-grader at the time and is now a freshman. “They called out my team number first, and...
March 30, 2022
Mary Beth Skelton and Sienna Lightman
January 19, 2022
Junior Mariah Nellessen has experienced a different schedule for each of the past four years. In fact, anyone who has been attending St. George’s for that long has. In 2018-19, the schedule had three periods before lunch, a 50-minute lunch block, a fourth period, and then x-block from 2:30-3:15. But all that ended in March of 2020, when the school went remote and students attended class in 30-minute...
Natalie Howard and Madeline Sisk
January 7, 2022
When junior Mary Wilkes Dunavant gets stressed, like, really stressed, it affects everything. “My stomach hurts, and I’m so moody, like, I hate people during that time,” Dunavant said. “I feel like my life is spinning out of control because there is so much work that I have to be able to manage my time well to accomplish... I just kind of shut down for a few days and have to have a few days...
