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Humans of ASL: Ella Jackson-Drexler on drawing

April 25, 2019April 25, 2019Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by William Patmore (’23).

Humans of ASL: Ethan Barnett on the flute

April 23, 2019April 23, 2019Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Ritesh Kapur (’23).

FIRST Lego League robotics team headed to World Festival

April 13, 2019April 22, 2019Asad Ahmed ('24) Comment

At the beginning of the school year, when the FIRST Lego League robotics program booted up, one seventh grade team, known as The Guard1ans 0f [Read more…]

Students join worldwide march for action against climate change

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Willa Blair ('23) Comment

Over 20,000 young people in London went on strike from school and gathered in Westminster on March 15, as a part of the largest ever [Read more…]

Author Alex Myers teaches about importance of individuality

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Selma Hansen ('23) Comment

Author and advocate Alex Myers visited during the week of March 5, where faculty and students alike were able to learn about his book, Revolutionary. [Read more…]

MUN members travel to Madrid to debate in annual international conference

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Dexter James ('23) Comment

The Middle School Model United Nations (MUN) club traveled to its annual international conference, this time in Madrid, Spain, on March 21. In addition to [Read more…]

Making a musical involves more than just practicing vocals

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Piper Bradford ('23) Comment

Minutes before their third performance on March 7, the cast of Annie was bubbling with excitement. The changing rooms and hair and makeup rooms were [Read more…]

National reading month to encourage positive student habits

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Alexis Lien ('23) Comment

With the rise of technology, and the lack of mindfulness in our day and age, Drop Everything and Read (D.E.A.R.) is a month-long national celebration [Read more…]

Eighth-graders enjoy cultural immersion during Valencia trip

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Darren Morris ('23) Comment

From March 26 to March 30, 48 students in the Spanish classes B and C went on the Valencia language trip in a chance to [Read more…]

Administration should reinstate Spirit Week

April 12, 2019April 12, 2019Scroll Editors Comment

Currently, students in the middle school celebrate multiple spirit days divided up throughout the year. In past years, these spirit days took place all in [Read more…]

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  • Grade 8 students in the Explore London elective visit Piccadilly
    2 days ago by TheScrollASL Grade 8 students in the Explore London elective visit Piccadilly Market on April 23. On Mondays and Tuesdays, Piccadilly market serves up a plethora of foods from around the world some of which include, Spanish paella, Italian pasta, pizza, cannolis, and tiramisu, Chinese dumplings, and Moroccan flatbread. The students explored the market and purchased some of the foods to sample. From Wednesday to Saturday, the courtyard of St. James’s Church Piccadilly is occupied by an arts and crafts market.
  • Eighth graders watch a rehearsal for the upcoming play Henry
    2 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Eighth graders watch a rehearsal for the upcoming play, Henry IV Part 1, at Shakespeare’s Globe on April 12. Students have been studying and performing “A Midsummers Night Dream” during English class, and furthered their understanding of Shakespeare and his work with this trip. They had time to explore and eat lunch at Borough Market before heading to the Globe. They went on a tour of the theater, saw part of a rehearsal, and participated in an acting workshop. Eighth grader Julia Neant said, “I really enjoyed the trip because it allowed me to further understand our English unit.”
  • ThrowbackThursday to when Indianapolis Colts quarterback and ASL alum Andrew
    2 weeks ago by TheScrollASL  #ThrowbackThursday  to when Indianapolis Colts quarterback and ASL alum Andrew Luck visited ASL on May 24, 2013. Middle School students were excited to meet him as they asked for autographs. Luck also threw the ball to many of them despite the rain.
  • The Griffin Sprog FIRST Lego League robotics team is headed
    2 weeks ago by TheScrollASL The Griffin Sprog FIRST Lego League robotics team is headed to the World Festival in Detroit after progressing from a London regional and the UK & Ireland Championships. Read about how the team got to this point in a Scroll online exclusive. Click the link in our bio to read the article dated April 11.  #asllearns   #omgrobots 
  • Next years ninth grade dean Mr Duncan Pringle spoke to
    2 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Next year’s ninth grade dean Mr. Duncan Pringle spoke to this year’s eighth-grade students in an assembly in the School Center on April 8. It was the first class meeting about the transition to ninth grade, and he talked about the course work and work load that students could expect next year. One of the things that will be new next year is an expansion of a well-being program which will mean that ninth-graders will no longer have a study hall period. As a result, Mr. Pringle encouraged students to schedule a free period into their schedule rather than trying
  • On this MemoryMonday we look back to March 24 2018
    3 weeks ago by TheScrollASL On this  #MemoryMonday , we look back to March 24, 2018 when middle and high school students from ASL attended the March for our Lives rally in London. The protest movement against gun violence was created after the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting in Parkland, Florida in February 2018.
  • Eighthgraders attend the Chasing China Explore London trip on March
    4 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Eighth-graders attend the Chasing China Explore London trip on March 27. They participated in a Kung fu class, where they practiced meditation, boxing, and Kung fu stances and kicks. Eighth grader Dolma Lama said, “When doing Kung fu, you really have to focus on your energy and strength, which was quite difficult for me.” Eighth-graders who are not on the Spanish and French language trips this week are taking part in the Explore London experiences March 27-29. In addition to Chasing China, activities include Logicapalooza, England Through the Ages, Variety is the Spice of Life, and Literary London & Street
  • Eighth grader Eva Eichenberger works hard on her project for
    1 month ago by TheScrollASL Eighth grader Eva Eichenberger works hard on her project for her drawing and painting elective. This units’ topic is self-identity and students were instructed to come up with their own perception of what this means. They could use a wide range of approaches and mixed media to portray what they think is their identity. Eighth grader Yasmina Kassir says “This unit has helped me discover how different people interpret their identity.”
  • Tens of thousands of students walk out of school and
    1 month ago by TheScrollASL Tens of thousands of students walk out of school and gather in Westminster on March 15 to call for action on climate change. These marches were inspired by 16-year-old Greta Thunberg, and happened in over 100 countries around the world. Marches around the UK were organized by the UK Student Climate Network (UKSCN) and the Youth Strike 4 Climate. Young people are demanding that the government declare a climate emergency and start taking more action against climate change. Students in both the middle and high school at ASL attended the march today. Eighth-grader Elena Alexander said, “I came to have
  • Sixth seventh and eighth graders rehearse for the AMIS European
    1 month ago by TheScrollASL Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders rehearse for the AMIS European Middle School Honor Orchestra (EMSHO) festival during their Strings Attached after school program on March 13. They focused on three pieces from the repertoire, including Epic Cosmos by Guime Odendaal, Serenade for Strings by Tchaikovsky and The Pink Panther by Harry Mancini arr. Caponegro. The performance will take place in Moscow, Russia on April 27, 2019. Seventh grader Chloe Wang said, “I am really excited to play in a bigger ensemble and in a different environment.”

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    The Scroll When most of the rest of the ASL community was just starting their February break on February 16, the Griffin Sprog… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

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    The Scroll Congratulations to Hudson Koyanagi, Alex Siegel, and Spencer Towfighi for winning a Gold Circle Certificate of Meri… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

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