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[Photo] Freshman English classes participate in exchange field trip, discuss racism

May 26, 2017
Singing for Service: Performing with Yael Sheinfeld and Kai Erber, Jack Riley (seated on the left), senior academy student, sings a song with a message of love and acceptance. Riley held a concert on May 21 with the goal of raising money and collecting clothing for the WINGS program, which aims to provide services to domestic abuse victims. Other academy seniors participated in service projects that aligned with a global or local issue they chose to research.

Academy seniors take action through service

May 26, 2017
Senior Project: checking in on a couple unique projects currently underway

Senior Project: checking in on a couple unique projects currently underway

May 26, 2017
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[Photo] Transient students adjust to South community

February 24, 2017
A Personal Touch: Aiding his father, Michael Fine, in applying his 3D printed prosthetic arm, senior Jacob Fine explains the myoelectric prosthetic arm he had created for Michael. After Michael had been involved in a car accident and lost his left arm, Jacob decided to use his passion for engineering to construct a lightweight, efficient prosthetic for his father.

Fine 3D-prints prosthetics for amputees

February 10, 2017
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[Photo] Current political climate draws teachers to women’s march on Washington, D.C.

February 10, 2017
Powerful Praise: With heads bowed in thoughtful prayer, members of the Cornerstone Christian Club, formerly known as H2O, sing and recite verses at their weekly meetings. Club president John Park believes that school-provided prayer rooms are an important part in ensuring all students feel comfortable practicing their faith at South.

[Photo] South prayer room offers inclusivity, sparks discussion

February 10, 2017
Half the Sky empowers women worldwide

Half the Sky empowers women worldwide

December 16, 2016

Students reflect positively on therapy, acknowledge stigma exists

December 16, 2016

South students shed light on their choice candidates

November 4, 2016
Twenty-Four Carrots: Working with a fellow trip participant, sophomore Emma Noffke hands off a bag of carrots to feed the animals she cares for on her trip. This summer she traveled to Guatemala through the organization The Road Less Traveled. Photo courtesy of Emma Noffke

South students embark on international service trips

September 30, 2016
MARCHING FOR THE MOVEMENT: Over 40,000 people gathered in New York City in September 2014 to rally and protest for climate justice, making it the largest action on climate in history. The march was successful in changing the notion that climate does not affect our lives personally, a misconception that many South students are attempting to eliminate through increased discussion and awareness.

Climate change sparks discussion among South students

March 11, 2016
Individuals resist Islamophobic subtleties

Individuals resist Islamophobic subtleties

November 6, 2015
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