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ASL students advocate for gun control at March For Our Lives in London

April 26, 2018May 2, 2018Michelle Raiole ('22) Comment

London, like many other cities around the world, held a March For Our Lives protest on March 24 which several ASL students in various grades [Read more…]

Commentary: Gun violence can be controlled if governments will listen to us

April 26, 2018May 2, 2018Michelle Raiole ('22) Comment

As someone who attended the March for Our Lives protest at the American Embassy on March 24, I experienced the raw emotions of that day. [Read more…]

Griffin Sprog headed to FLL world championships

April 26, 2018May 2, 2018Asad Ahmed ('24) Comment

This year’s middle school robotics program started in September when ASL teams were chosen. One of those teams was the Pengu1n, which consisted of Matteo [Read more…]

ASL participates in annual Earth Hour on March 23

April 26, 2018September 25, 2018Alexis Lien ('23) Comment

This year, ASL took part in Earth Hour on March 23. The whole school spent one hour with lights switched off for Earth Hour from [Read more…]

Students, staff enjoy snow day for first time since 2009

April 26, 2018September 25, 2018Cameron Spurr ('22) Comment

Students and teachers alike enjoyed an unscheduled day off on March 1. The cancellation of school was related to snowfall and ice on the ground. [Read more…]

Model United Nations team bond, debate during trip to Paris

April 26, 2018September 25, 2018Camilla Fritzinger ('22) Comment

This year’s Model United Nations (MUN) debate team went on a trip to Paris from March 16 to 18. After researching and debating worldwide conflicts [Read more…]

Trip to mosque furthers students’ understanding of Islam

April 26, 2018September 25, 2018Cameron Spurr ('22) Comment

For the first time, sixth grade students took a trip to the London Central Mosque as a part of their humanities curriculum. Half of the [Read more…]

Humans of ASL: Sesan Amanuel on game design

April 25, 2018Eagle News Network Comment

Humans of ASL is a feature by members of the Broadcast Journalism elective. In this clip, meet eighth grader Sesan Amanuel, who talks about her [Read more…]

Humans of ASL: Jason Covey on playing chess

April 24, 2018Eagle News Network Comment

Humans of ASL is a feature by members of the Broadcast Journalism elective. In this clip, meet eighth grader Jason Covey, who talks about his [Read more…]

Vox Pop: If you were stuck on a desert island, what would you bring?

April 23, 2018Eagle News Network Comment

Vox Pop is short for the Latin phrase vox populi, which means “the voice of the people.” For this Vox Pop, students were asked, “If you [Read more…]

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    2 hours ago by TheScrollASL Eighth graders MacCoy Weil, Michael Conk, Chloe Howell, Darren Morris, Ella Jackson-Drexler and Briggs Murphy give their student council election speeches on Tuesday October 23rd. “It was really cool listening to all the speeches” eighth grader Madeleine Hatzmann states, “everyone was so prepared and had obviously worked so hard, it’s going to be a tough vote tomorrow.”
  • Eight grader Chloe Howell takes a look at her model
    1 day ago by TheScrollASL Eight grader, Chloe Howell takes a look at her model for her project. In eighth grade science, students have been working on their own animations. In this class students have been learning about compound substances and chemical equations. They had the choice of any chemical equation. After they had chosen one, they were to make a stop motion of demonstrating bonds being broken between molecules to form other substances.
  • Grade 7 and 8 students gather in the theatre on
    4 days ago by TheScrollASL Grade 7 and 8 students gather in the theatre on Friday, October 19 to discuss safeguarding with Mr. Bridgewater and Ms. Chapel. Mr. Bridgewater lead the first half of the assembly, where he discussed safeguarding in terms of technology use. He broke down several MS digital surveys, which revealed students’ thoughts on technology use, such as how children act differently online than in person or about how students think their parents should trust them online. He emphasised the staggering levels of distraction caused by cellphones and explained how going tech free in his experience, resulted in many benefits, such as
  • The grade 7 and 8 girls football team competes against
    5 days ago by TheScrollASL The grade 7 and 8 girls football team competes against ACS Egham on October 18 at Canons Park. The Eagles won the 11 v 11 game against the Egham A team 7-0.
  • The middle school cross country team warms up before their
    6 days ago by TheScrollASL The middle school cross country team warms up before their meet at ACS Egham on October 17. The course was 3K long, and in addition to to ASL and ASC Egham, there were also runners from ACS Hillingdon and ACS Cobham. Seventh grader Chase Cerrell said, “I’m nervous but excited for the race today!”
  • Brenda Conlan speaks to Grade 8 students about drug and
    2 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Brenda Conlan speaks to Grade 8 students about drug and substance use prevention, both as a grade in the Commons and in smaller groups during science class. Brenda shared her personal experiences with an alcoholic dad and siblings. She began using substances at twelve years old and said, “Alcohol became my pathway to fun, friendship, and excitement.” She emphasized that people who wait until they’re older are less likely to become alcoholics and are able to develop other paths towards happiness.
  • Grade 7 and 8 students had an assembly today to
    2 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Grade 7 and 8 students had an assembly today to discuss safety. Mr Bullard lead the assembly. He urged that everyone should stay in busy areas and groups when possible, to not advertise possessions that you may have, and to be aware of your surroundings. The teachers biggest point was to never try to fight the attacker/thieves and to just give them what they want. “Especially being a person who lives near ASl it impacted me and reminded me to always stay safe” said 8th grader Catherine Fennelly. If you are ever in an emergency you should call either 999
  • Grade 8 students in Ms Woulfes advisory pose for their
    4 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Grade 8 students in Ms. Woulfe’s advisory pose for their official advisory photo on September 28 in the Lower School reception area. After the advisory photo, students went to the gym foyer for their individual photos. Grade 6 and 8 students had their photos taken on September 28 while grade 5 and 7 students had their photos taken on September 27. Photos retakes will be on October 27. Eighth grader Dolma Llama said “It’s humiliating but our parents are happy with results so it’s worth it.”
  • Grade 8 students in Seor Alvarezs block 7 Spanish class
    4 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Grade 8 students in Señor Alvarez’s block 7 Spanish class prepare tapas as a cooking experience on September 27. Students have recently been studying the food vocabulary and throughout the activity, the class was only allowed to speak Spanish while using different ingredients and materials. The class had help from a guest and chef, David Sanchez. All students enjoyed the process and eighth grader Ozan Cetin seemed to have the most fun. “I liked how we made and ate different Hispanic foods while interacting in the language.”
  • Grade 8 students in Ms Ann Goulds block 3 PE
    4 weeks ago by TheScrollASL Grade 8 students in Ms. Ann Gould’s block 3 PE class play Eclipse Ball on September 26. Eclipse Ball is a variation on volleyball, but in this game, the ball is allowed to be hit more than three times before going over the net and it’s also allowed to bounce on the ground. Eighth grader Rishi Kurada explained that the focus of the game was on teamwork and communication. “Even if you don’t play volleyball as a main sport, it’s not that hard to catch on (to Eclipse Ball),” said Kurada.

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    The Scroll Congratulations to Camilla Fritzinger for being named as a finalist for the NSPA's Middle School Story of the Year!… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

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    The Scroll Congratulations to Zainab Shafqat Adil for being named as a finalist for the NSPA's Editorial Cartoon of the Year!… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

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