Anna Schmiedicke, Reporter
September 18, 2021
How do you hold a school dance during a global pandemic? You don’t. At least, that’s what many other Memphis-area schools have decided. But not St. George’s. On Saturday, Sept. 18, St. George’s will host its first dance since September of 2019, a homecoming dance at the Lightman Tennis Center put on by student government. Meanwhile, Covid cases in Shelby County have reached the same...
Ally Martin, Reporter
September 16, 2021
Freshman Izzy Belcher was disappointed. On Sept. 2, with just about two weeks to go until homecoming, she found out that she couldn’t bring her friend from a different school to the dance. Because of Covid, the administration had decided that outside guests were not allowed to attend. Student Life Director Taylor Cao pointed to safety as the most important concern. “We wanted to make sure...
Callie Hollis, Media Editor
May 30, 2021
Hannah Morrison, Photographer
May 26, 2021
Owen Hewitt, Editor-in-Chief
April 29, 2021
What would you do if it poured down rain on your last day of school? Well, if you’re anything like the St. George’s class of 2021 on April 29, your day plan would include a mud-filled kickball game, a cleansing dip in the lake, followed by a party in the pool. Kickball – a time-honored St. George’s tradition – took place during the lunch period after many seniors finished their provided...
Owen Hewitt, Editor-In-Chief
April 20, 2021
Tensions are rising over the St. George’s women’s lacrosse game tonight as the Gryphons prepare to take on one of their toughest opponents yet in the Collierville High School Dragons. Tuesday morning Collierville High School students and supporters took to the St. George’s Independent School women’s lacrosse Instagram page, @sgisgirlslax, to trash-talk prior to the 6:00 p.m. game, leaving...
Abby Grace Dodson, Reporter
April 16, 2021
Abby Grace Dodson, Reporter
February 5, 2021
“It’s a huge struggle when you’re teaching somebody how to throw on the wheel for the first time, but you are also teaching someone else that's sitting at a desk the elements of hand building. [And] then you are teaching somebody on a computer, too,” Mrs. Allison Webb, middle and high school visual arts and pottery teacher, said. “It’s almost like you are trying to teach three...
Hannah Morrison, Photographer
February 3, 2021
Hannah Grace Morrison, Reporter
December 16, 2020
Take a step back Try going for a walk or giving yourself a certain amount of time to do something mindless to bring your stress level down before you go back to whatever you were doing. Make a list Try listing the things that need to be done in order of difficulty or importance. Having tasks categorized can make them seem more manageable. Sleep...
