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Photo from Cum Laude induction in 2019. (names listed from left to right) Maria Erquiaga , Hailey Mallard, Augustus Bayard, Catherine Van Keuren, Hailey Kadivar, and Kassandra Haakman.
Everything you need to know before the Cum Laude Society induction
April 17, 2024
Seniors, Juniors tie in unprecedented Spirit Competition finish.
Seniors, Juniors tie in unprecedented Spirit Competition finish.
April 12, 2024
Drop your used shoes off at one of the fundraiserss designated bins.
Shoe Drive ties together Saint Stephen’s community
March 27, 2024
A Lovely Night Awaits!
A Lovely Night Awaits!
March 27, 2024
Understanding the reason for the nos can help ease the heartache involved and give you a better outlook on your decision.
Understanding the changing college admission scene
March 25, 2024
I feel as though Im running towards a void, with my only guide being a clock, counting down till the life Ive known slips from my fingers.
The paradoxical reality of graduating high school: am I ready?
May 10, 2024
Chris Valcarcel selected as new football head coach
Chris Valcarcel selected as new football head coach
May 10, 2024
Jake has worked for years to achieve the honor of Eagle Scout.
Senior Jake Clulow earns Eagle Scout status after a long journey
May 9, 2024
At a crossroads
How to take the road less traveled
May 7, 2024
Mosaics are often used as metaphors to describe peoples lives; Life is made up of many individual, unique moments and experiences, and, when all pieced together, they create a beautiful portrait of an individuals life-- just like a mosaic.
To be or to become?
May 1, 2024
Financial aid, particularly in the form of school vouchers, is a necessity for many who attend private schools, unless the school can provide the funds directly, as is the idea for SSES.
The move to decline the Step Up scholarship will ensure academic independence
March 13, 2024
Staff Writer Jackson Pakbaz has a formal discussion at dinner with his date, a stuffed zebra
Spice up your Fantasy league with these five hilarious punishments
November 29, 2023
Alumni Spotlight: Emiliano Concha-Toro
Alumni Spotlight: Emiliano Concha-Toro
November 14, 2023
La Catrina is a cultural icon in Mexico and other countries. Pictured are Mrs. Galligan, and Mrs. Oller dressed as La Catrina.
Spanish teachers bringing culture to Halloween costumes
November 8, 2023
This is Mr. Trampleasure and his hiking group exploring Badwater Basin.
Falcon Spotlight: Mr. Trampleasure
September 26, 2023
Small habits, big impact
Small habits, big impact
May 10, 2024
Social media can be extremely negative and depressing at times. Dont add to the cesspool of negativity. Art by Jackson Pakbaz
An open letter to hate comments
May 8, 2024
Is the SATs shift to digital a good thing?
Is the SAT’s shift to digital a good thing?
May 7, 2024
Is stressing over your Act or SAT score even worth it?
Test-optional doesn’t really mean test-optional
April 30, 2024
The case for private promposals
The case for private promposals
April 26, 2024
A very successful meet up at Archer Invitational, Georgia.
Saint Stephen’s Track heads out of state
May 9, 2024
Saint Stephens Weightlifter Mark Seklitov lifts 265 lbs
Weightlifter Mark Seklitov lifts off
May 7, 2024
Sanjay getting set to run a fast race.
Speeding up to break the record
April 19, 2024
This February, Webly and her teammates were asked to participated in a photography workshop for RockTown Media.
Priscilla Webley Spotlight
April 18, 2024
Coach Brown gathers with the track team for a pre-practice meeting.
Coach Brown connects to student-athletes like few can
April 11, 2024
Grooming is an essential ritual in the flock.
Planet Earth: Saint Stephen’s
May 8, 2024
Click the image for the episode! We cover everything from college applications, to what seniors wish they knew before applying.
College Pod E3
April 30, 2024
Junior Haley Rosa shares what shed do if she were Head of School
If you were Head of School for a day, what’s one change you’d make?
April 30, 2024
Click the image for the episode! We cover everything from college applications, to what seniors wish they knew before applying.
College Pod E2
April 30, 2024
On Saturday night, this years prom, A lovely night, took place at Art Ovation Hotel.
Photo Gallery: Prom 2024
April 29, 2024
Grooming is an essential ritual in the flock.
Planet Earth: Saint Stephen’s
May 8, 2024
Junior Haley Rosa shares what shed do if she were Head of School
If you were Head of School for a day, what’s one change you’d make?
April 30, 2024
Our sister school visitors reflect on their time at SSES.
Sister School visitors share thoughts on their time at SSES
March 25, 2024
Computer Science teacher Mrs. Hayes attempts to guess the Gen Z slang.
Do Teachers Know Gen Z Slang?
March 8, 2024
Bode LaBelle argues his point on why Bama should get in.
A Bama and FSU fan debate who should have made the playoff
January 9, 2024
On Saturday night, this years prom, A lovely night, took place at Art Ovation Hotel.
Photo Gallery: Prom 2024
April 29, 2024
The seniors get ready to walk down memory lane.
Photo Gallery: Senior Walk 2024
April 16, 2024
The freshmen huddle up one last time before the tournament starts.
Photo gallery: Powderpuff Football Game
March 18, 2024
A long-shot of the International Food Festival, which took place under the sails between the middle and upper schools.
International Food Festival brings the heat
January 30, 2024
Seniors Madelyn Cox and Samantha Mascera practice their self-defense punches.
Seniors participate in self-defense course, Krav Maga
January 26, 2024
Click the image for the episode! We cover everything from college applications, to what seniors wish they knew before applying.
College Pod E2
April 30, 2024
Click the image for the episode! We cover everything from college applications, to what seniors wish they knew before applying.
The College Pod E1
April 29, 2024
Mr. Cotton alongside colleague and spouse Mrs. Cotton
Conversations with Ricardo
November 29, 2023
Conversations with Ricardo
Conversations with Ricardo
November 3, 2023
Conversations with Ricardo
Conversations with Ricardo
October 4, 2023
Reese Williams delivered her senior speech.
Reese Williams Senior Speech
March 27, 2024
Theo Frano delivered his Senior speech.
Theo Frano Senior Speech
March 27, 2024
Sam Mascera delivers her senior speech.
Sam Mascera’s Senior Speech
March 22, 2024
Alex Long delivers his Senior Speech
Alex Long’s Senior Speech
March 22, 2024
Madelyn Cox delivers her Senior Speech
Madelyn Cox’s Senior Speech
March 22, 2024
the official student-produced news site for Saint Stephen's Episcopal School

the Gauntlet
the official student-produced news site for Saint Stephen's Episcopal School

the Gauntlet
Recent Stories
Small habits, big impact

Small habits, big impact

May 10, 2024

The paradoxical reality of graduating high school: am I ready?

The paradoxical reality of graduating high school: am I ready?

May 10, 2024

Chris Valcarcel selected as new football head coach

Chris Valcarcel selected as new football head coach

May 10, 2024

Senior Jake Clulow earns Eagle Scout status after a long journey

Senior Jake Clulow earns Eagle Scout status after a long journey

May 9, 2024

Saint Stephen’s Track heads out of state

Saint Stephen’s Track heads out of state

May 9, 2024

Planet Earth: Saint Stephen’s

Planet Earth: Saint Stephen’s

May 8, 2024

An open letter to hate comments

An open letter to hate comments

May 8, 2024

Weightlifter Mark Seklitov lifts off

Weightlifter Mark Seklitov lifts off

May 7, 2024

Memorial Day quiz.

Memorial Day quiz.

May 7, 2024

Is the SAT’s shift to digital a good thing?

Is the SAT’s shift to digital a good thing?

May 7, 2024

42nd Street nears completion

Michael Cover, Video Journalist
March 14, 2013

Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School presents its 20th annual all-school musical, 42nd Street, tonight through Sunday. Actors range from age five to 18. The musical shows at Hoagland Arena tonight, Friday, and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.., as well as Sunday at 2 p.m.

Come on and meet those dancin’ feet!

 
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