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Vox pop: what would your autobiography be called?

April 20, 2022May 16, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This Vox Pop was produced by Neel Dandekar (’27).

Review: You’ve Got Crabs!

April 19, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This review was produced by Noel Blute (’27).

Review: Baskin Robbins

April 8, 2022April 8, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This review was produced by Jonah Sine (’27).

Vox pop: what is your favorite sport?

April 6, 2022May 16, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This Vox Pop was produced by Cole Auchincloss (’27).

Photo gallery of The SpongeBob Musical

April 5, 2022Laila Taraporevala ('26) Comment

Review: Five Guys

March 29, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This review was produced by Ollie Grad (’27).

U14 boys basketball takes bronze at London Youth Games Final Four

March 28, 2022March 28, 2022Sean Johnston ('26) Comment

The U14 boys basketball team took third place at the London Youth Games Final Four on March 28. They lost the first game 42-27 to [Read more…]

Vox pop: what is your opinion on mandatory PE kits?

March 25, 2022May 16, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This Vox Pop was produced by Sophie Yeliseev (’27).

Self-help series: how to make a crepe with bread

March 24, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This feature was produced by Lilly Roth (’27).

Vox pop: where do you see yourself in 15 years?

March 23, 2022May 16, 2022Eagle News Network Comment

This Vox Pop was produced by Aran Hooda (’27).

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Students celebrate American Thanksgiving at lunch Students celebrate American Thanksgiving at lunch on November 22 with traditional turkey, potatoes, veggies, and pumpkin pie for dessert. Many felt that it was a fun way to spend the last school day before the short holiday.
week, The Scroll editors attended the National Sch week, The Scroll editors attended the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) convention in St. Louis, Missouri! At this event, several awards were announced and distributed. This years’ November issue of The Scroll achieved a first place NSPA Best in Show award. Last years’ issues of The Scroll won a Pacemaker Finalist Plaque, meaning that they were among the best nominees of the competition. Another award was the Pacemaker 100. One year ago, NSPA turned 100 years old. Last year, in commemoration of this event, they went into their records to find all past Pacemaker award winners. The 100 middle and high newspapers with the most Pacemakers were complied—and The Scroll was on that list! Although they didn’t contribute to this achievement, our current Scroll editors received this award on behalf of previous award-winning editors. Additionally, many Scroll editors and staff won individual writing and media awards. These awards consisted of Middle School Design, Broadcast Story, and Broadcast of the Year; as well as Awards of Excellency in Review and Sports writing and Honorable Mentions in the First Year Photo and Features Writing categories. #eagles #thescroll #theamericanschoolinlondon
Twenty-seven lucky middle school students were abl Twenty-seven lucky middle school students were able to visit the Jacksonville Jaguars practice field on October 28. The team was in London to prepare for their game against the Denver Broncos at Wembley Stadium on October 30. Following participation in drills with Jag-Tag coaches and Jaguars players, students were given the opportunity to observe the NFL team’s practice. At the end of the afternoon, several players signed autographs for the students. Click the link in our bio to see a full gallery of photos from the day.
Check out more of our Grade 7 and Grade 8 boys soc Check out more of our Grade 7 and Grade 8 boys soccer photos against ISB on our Scroll website. Link is in the bio. Photos by Emily Iannazzo
Eighth-grade students visited Normandy, France May Eighth-grade students visited Normandy, France May 8-12 to visit sites related to World War II. They learnt about World War II by visiting museums, cemeteries, and beaches where Allied troops landed for D-Day. Eighth-grader Leah Nilson said that the trip was "a really impactful experience. Never thought I would be so moved by it."
Seventh and eighth-grade students celebrate the sc Seventh and eighth-grade students celebrate the school's 71st birthday with a Founder’s Day assembly on April 22 in the School Center. The assembly consisted of an overview of Founder’s Day, a Q&A with alumni Mr. Gabriele Marcotti ’91, and some school-related trivia. This was one of the many activities done in celebration of Founder’s Day.
Students, faculty, and staff for the entire school Students, faculty, and staff for the entire school gathered together on April 21 in celebration of the school's 71st birthday, Founders Day. The all-school photo is taken every ten years, but last year it was not taken due to Covid-19 restrictions. The gathering concluded with all school members singing the school song, ‘Once an Eagle.’
The Innovators in Residence Candy Chang and James The Innovators in Residence Candy Chang and James Reeves have finished an exhibition in the Coreen Hester Courtyard in the Community Arts Building called The Nightly News. Chang and Reeves have used dreams shared by the community as their inspiration for this exhibit. The dreams are displayed on walls and projected onto a screen inside the exhibition for people to see and watch. There are also bean bags to sit on as you look at the dreams and note cards to add any more dreams you have. It's open from 8 am to 5 pm on school days through Friday, April 8, and middle school students can visit with a class during the day or after school on their own.
The U14 boys basketball team took third place at t The U14 boys basketball team took third place at the London Youth Games Final Four on March 28. They lost the first game 42-27 to Saint Thomas More. Then they won the second game 37-34 against Harris City Academy Crystal Palace to win the bronze. #ASLEagles #londonyouthgames
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