April 12, 2022 • No Comments
The crowd could feel the energy in Juenger Gymnasium as students and faculty filled the bleachers to watch the Balling with Buddies 4-on-4 basketball tournament. This event was a fundraiser for Haverford’s...
April 1, 2022
On Saturday, March 19th, Choral Cabaret returned for the first time in two years, after being canceled due to the pandemic. As the biggest fundraiser of the year for the HHS...
Haverford’s Voice Is Our Vote!
March 28, 2022
As the primary election approaches, Young Democrats and Future Republicans have come together to register Haverford students who are eligible to vote. The leaders of these...
Administration Announces Rules Will Be Enforced
March 10, 2022
Coming back to school after the pandemic was difficult; in September of 2021, some students stepped into the building for the first time since March of 2020. It became clear...
April 20, 2022 • No Comments
Snacks are always something that you want throughout the day or late at night, but you may not be sure what you’re in the mood for. Sometimes you feel like something sweet or fresh and just can’t decide....
Logan Hatton and Tommy Touhill
April 23, 2022 • 1 Comment
On a warm Thursday night, the boys’ lacrosse team was hosting a pivotal matchup in their season as they prepared to face the 1-6 Strath Haven Panthers. At first, Strath Haven attackman Senior Austin...
Mason Baylis, Sports Editor
January 24, 2022
If your New Year’s resolution was to watch more movies, well, this list will be a good start. The outlook for movies in 2022 is bright, but whether or not the movies will...
The Magical Madrigals- Encanto Review
January 6, 2022
New films feature likely Oscar winners
December 16, 2021
New October movies welcome back film fans
November 10, 2021
UPDATE: At the February 17 meeting, the school board approved revisions to the district’s Health and Safety Plan from masks required to masks recommended for all students, staff, and visitors in our building as of February 28, 2022. In addition, the revision includes monitoring case counts should we need to return to masks required. Should case counts reach more than 3% of the total population (students and staff) for seven consecutive days, that building will return to masks required until the case counts return to 3% for seven consecutive days. Masks are required on buses.