Burgundy & Gold – Week of Feb. 28
After some technical difficulties last week, we’re back with this week’s Burgundy & Gold!
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New Program at US Aids With Community Service Hours
By Aiden Wacksman Since its emergence, the coronavirus has impacted schools across the United States. Students and faculty are required to wear masks, social distance, and uphold other safety procedures. These, however, were not the only subjects of change due to COVID-19. Graduation requirements for high school students such as service hours are now much more difficult to obtain, as
Read moreColumn: Life on Earth
This week’s topic: Food waste By Mia Currie Food waste is a far-reaching problem which has financial, ethical and environmental costs. There are a couple questions which need to be answered to understand this topic better. For example, what is food waste? Society has uttered the words “food waste” and “food loss” interchangeably for many years, but the words actually
Read moreBurgundy & Gold – Week of Feb. 15
We hope you enjoy this week’s Burgundy & Gold, brought to you by the Middle School Publications class! Don’t forget, there’s no school on Monday, Feb. 15 to honor President’s Day!
Read moreThe Hall Hub – Double Feature!
This week’s topic: The Super Bowl On this week’s episode of the Hall Hub, we have two (not one, but TWO) very special Super Bowl editions! The first is with our sports gurus Shailey and Aiden, as they discuss the game and how Tom Brady might as well be considered the GOAT! The second part of our double feature brings
Read moreSenior Project Still A Go for This School Year
By Jenna Poppell The senior project offers seniors the opportunity for experiential education beyond the normal classroom walls in an area of their interest. “It is an extension of Oak Hall’s philosophy and commitment to developing a strong sense of social responsibility in each of its students,” said Jeff Malloy, Director of Operations for Oak Hall and the senior class advisor. The
Read moreOHS Student Publishes Book of Poetry
By Jenna Poppell Lauren Cohen, a junior at Oak Hall, has recently published her first poetry book on Amazon titled, Let the Rain Fall. The book is a collection of work from age 12 to 17 that takes the reader through her personal journeys and experiences. It focuses on uplifting dialogues surrounding grief, trauma, love, and liberation, she says. “I didn’t
Read moreThe Hall Hub
This week’s topic: One-on-one with Mr. Stahl On this week’s episode of “The Hall Hub”, Kaylee and Jen talk with Jason Stahl, Oak Hall’s Upper School music teacher, who has been invited to present at one of the most prestigious music conferences in the state!
Read moreBurgundy & Gold – Week of Feb. 7
We hope you enjoy this week’s Burgundy & Gold!
Read moreUS Art Teacher Creates Online Teaching System Using Out-of-the-Box Thinking
By Lucas Walters This year at Oak Hall has seen many new hurdles for teachers to face, most of which stem from having a class of students that is split decidedly in half. In most all classes at Oak Hall this year, there is a group of the attendees who sit in the classroom, and there is a group who
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