Compiled by editor-in-chief Sara Weinrod (‘24) and Maia Riggs (‘25) staff writer. Special thanks to Jeffrey Clarke (‘24) and Max Eller ('24)

Walls 2017 graduate reflects and offers words of advice from her experience at Walls.

Many students are confused about how they should and can be using AI. Walls’ AI policies, however, are not as complicated as they seem.

Although any student can volunteer to deliver the morning announcements, a few students have taken it upon themselves to be regulars.

Walls students who have participated in study abroad say that study abroad programs can be a mixed bag.

Walls hosted 12 exchange students in 2020. They were all sent home in the pandemic. Since then, Walls has only hosted one.

The new digital version of the SAT is much different from previous versions

Whether it be a personal improvement, additional routine, or academic goal, many students are striving for self-improvement this year.

School Without Walls students hopped on a bus Jan. 12 to spend the entire school day doing nothing but dance.

Despite challenges in the SWW Theater Department, SWW produced Romeo and Juliet in the Winter and is working on a Spring production of Rent.

Sarah Francis Jones spends her evenings volunteering with the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fire Safety and Rescue Squad.

The SWW Bike Club has been encouraging students to bike to school.