Anna Noon '19, Social Media Editor

Field Day 2018 was one to remember. What a comeback the Red Team achieved, crushing the White Team’s 5 year winning streak! Thankfully, this year, the weather was beautiful and sunny. Students loved being outdoors. Amira Akar ‘21 even said that she wished that there were “more outside activities.” However, staying in doors was very exciting, since each wall and staircase was decked out in red and white streamers, and crazy challenges awaited at every turn. The day began with a a slideshow that allowed students to remember the best times with the senior class of 2018. After a brief moment...

Abigail Finnerty '19, Arts & Entertainment Editor

One of the most special parts of Montrose is the advising program.  Depending on a student’s age, advisor’s are assigned or requested, and most students form unique relationships with their advisors.  Each advisor-advisee relationship is different based on the needs of the student, but overall an advisor is available to deal with academic, social, and faith related situations.  I recently anonymously surveyed a group of Montrosians from each grade and got their real thoughts on the Montrose advising program. Q: What is one of your best memories from advising? A: “My advisor...

Carrie Miklus '24, Middle School Editor

Recently, the sixth and seventh grade class went on a field trip to “Rock On”, a rock climbing and adventure- type place. We, obviously, went rock climbing, hung on to a red punching bag, jumped onto a rope ladder, and altogether had a good time. They served us pizza before we went and even let us change into different clothes, sort of like a dress-down day. Then we were off! It felt a little like going to Canobie Lake Park, it was so exciting! Wearing normal clothes and going rock climbing might seem “eh” to other people, but to us it was a reason to skip classes, which of course all of...

Becky Gillis '19, Politics Editor

In mid-April, the junior class visited the Boston Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the Senate. When we arrived, we were ushered into a full-scale replica of the Senate Chamber in D.C., where we watched a short video about the Civil Rights debate of 1964 and saw a few actors perform portions of speeches made during the debate. The room itself was spectacular, and Maddie Marcucci ‘19 commented: “I enjoyed being able to see what the Senate floor looks like and actually sit in one of the chairs. It's so cool to now be able to visualize where much of the political decisions and actions are debated...

Kiki Karam '19, Opinions Editor

As the year winds down, seniors and juniors are getting more impatient for the Italy trip. This trip has been talked about since what feels like the beginning of time, with former students sharing:  “It is an experience you will never forget.” Having heard endless descriptions and shared memories, excitement for the trip increases by the minute; and, with only a few weeks left, juniors and seniors are ready to take off. After a year filled with tests, quizzes, and for some, college applications, a vacation among friends to one of the most vibrant and culturally rich countries is both a treat...