Featured

April 1st: Simple Pranks or World Domination?

March 31, 2025 by Olivia Howe (‘26) As April Fool’s Day is approaching this Tuesday, people around the U.S. are practicing their best jokes, testing out whoopie cushions, and plotting detailed pranks to prepare for one of the most practiced holidays in the nation. However, this year our usual small schemes like these are being […]

April 1st: Simple Pranks or World Domination? Read More »

Shocking Headlines of the Week

March 31, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) Woman From the SSHS Announcements Hosts Hit Game Show “Name That Cancelled Bus!!!”  At approximately 1:10 PM every weekday, the students of Saratoga Springs High School gather in their respective classrooms to take part in the brilliant new game show “Name That Cancelled Bus!!!” In the moments leading

Shocking Headlines of the Week Read More »

Board of Ed. Reaffirms the District’s “Safe, Inclusive and High-Quality Education for Every Student” Resolution

March 31, 2025 by Olivia Clemmensen (‘26) On Thursday, March 27th, Saratoga Springs’ Board of Education held a meeting in the Teaching Auditorium of Saratoga Springs High School, with their main goal being to vote on the reinstatement of the “Affirming our Support for Every Student” resolution. Seven Board Members voted “Yes” to this resolution,

Board of Ed. Reaffirms the District’s “Safe, Inclusive and High-Quality Education for Every Student” Resolution Read More »

Saratoga Drama Club’s Legally Blonde: A High-Energy, Heartfelt Story of Empowerment

March 17, 2025 by Isabella Barrett(‘26) In a world where pop culture often glamorizes beauty, wealth, and external perfection, “Legally Blonde” shines through that with an empowering message that defies these superficial expectations. Based on the 2001 film, this musical delivers a captivating blend of catchy songs, witty humor, and an inspiring story about self-discovery

Saratoga Drama Club’s Legally Blonde: A High-Energy, Heartfelt Story of Empowerment Read More »

I Am Music: Analyzing Playboi Carti’s Highly Anticipated Album

March 17, 2025 by Elias Prodger (‘26) and Max Vogel (’26)  Well everybody, it’s finally here. After over four years of self-indulgent, frustrating teases of snippets on a dormant Instagram account along with a handful of new singles, influential and cult favorite rapper Playboi Carti has given us a new album. We can dive into

I Am Music: Analyzing Playboi Carti’s Highly Anticipated Album Read More »

Celebrating Women, This Month and Always

March 17, 2025 by Allison Richard (‘26) Women’s History Month, celebrated every March, is a dedicated time to recognize the contributions of women throughout history across various fields, the everyday women in this world today and to advocate for women’s rights. This month provides an opportunity to highlight women who have reached achievements, made discoveries,

Celebrating Women, This Month and Always Read More »

Festivity Finds: This Week’s Celebrations around the World

March 17, 2025 by Olivia Howe (‘26) This week, people around the world have recognized and celebrated a wide range of vibrant holidays, each one unique and reflective of historical, religious, and cultural occasions. So far, March has seen diverse celebrations, from honoring the achievements of women to preparing for multiple cultural traditions. Read on

Festivity Finds: This Week’s Celebrations around the World Read More »

The Only Woman You Should Be Celebrating This Month: Me

March 17, 2025 by Ava Tatum (‘25) The other day someone emailed me “I love your articles, please don’t die”. Most people think this is funny, but I took it very seriously. I know I’m going to die one day; the question is, who will replace me? After careful consideration, I’ve decided to leave it

The Only Woman You Should Be Celebrating This Month: Me Read More »

Toga Shades of Blue Club: Creative Writers and a Community

March 17, 2025 by Allison Richard (‘26) Saratoga Springs High School has many clubs, one for every type of person, and for almost every interest. The Shades of Blue club provides a platform for students to express themselves through written words and community involvement. The club’s vice president, Charlotte Demott, expressed her insights on the

Toga Shades of Blue Club: Creative Writers and a Community Read More »