There are many positive aspects to going to school at Saint Stephen's: the smaller classes, the utilization of technology, and the good quality education that serves to prepare students for college. One thing that many Falcons find severely lacking during the school year, however,...

After a long and tiresome college application process, students of the Class of 2017 are beginning to celebrate college acceptances and their last few moments here at Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School. On Wednesday, April 26, the entire Upper School student body gathered in...

The upper school Spikeball tournament, a freshmen class fundraiser, is fast approaching, and one team in particular seems to be ready to destroy the competition. Carson Neeves (senior) and his brother, Holden (freshman), are preparing to be the squad that will win the tournam...

According to a study conducted by the Washington State University in 2016, at any given time, there are approximately 5,000 germs on your hands that can cause common illnesses. After shaking hands or giving a high five with someone who didn’t wash up in the bathroom, that n...

Before seniors returned back to school to begin their 2016-2017 school year, they were notified about a graduation date change. Instead of having the traditional graduation events occur the first week of June, the senior class would graduate on May 19th and depart before the ...

On Monday, March 13th, Saint Stephen’s held the opening ceremony of their 19th annual Alexi Tucker Memorial Art Show in the Russell Building of the upper school. With hours of work during and outside school, Ms. Johnson and Ms. Grady put together the art show in a matter of w...

There is one thing that most High School students have in common: they like a good video game. Video games present students with an opportunity to take their minds off of school and other stressful things in their life, and to use their brain in a different and more exciting...