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With Seabury’s largest sixth grade class ever, our middle school hallways are filled with a great many new faces. One of these new Seahawks, sixth grader Winston Schwenk, comes...
As our community begins to harmonize, the instrumental music program strikes a new tune, welcoming a multi-talented instrumental teacher, Michael Hamm. On top of guitar and electric...
As our new school year kicks into gear, Seabury’s halls are filled with many new faces ― both of students and faculty. One of these new faces, Facilities Director Joe Simpson,...
Aquarius: The only people good at frisbee are balding dads and you, shawty. Pisces: “Despicable Me 4” will really have Grued on you this year. Aries: Your weaving...
Aquarius: Pepsi? More like sip ep (This is funny because “ep” can sound like “up”). Pisces: Set an alarm and turn on your ringer on your phone for 8:14 A.M. Put...
Aquarius: Jess, I broke badly:( Pisces: Without my cell phone i feel i am in my cell alone Aries: Angry drivers be like: “Honk Tuah,” Beep on that thing. Taurus:...
Much in the way a phoenix rises from the ashes, Seabury’s high school girls’ basketball team has fought back from non-existence last year...
The halls are quiet … too quiet. Suddenly, the silence is broken by door hinges whining under the blows of eager shoves, and a cacophony of...
Here at Seabury, we are surrounded by animals. Science teacher Eric Nelson leads an army of chickens and pigeons; English teacher Vanessa Eicher...
Eighth grader Henry Meyer fights to control the ball and leads the Seahawks to victory. As fall sports come to a close, the middle school...
Sixth grader Ayla Bernd serves the ball that will score the middle school girls’ volleyball “C” Team their winning point against Barstow....
Emma-Frances Elder pours a delicious blue beverage out of her food truck. Ms. Lovett’s food truck project is a chance for sixth graders...
Freshman Ishaan Rao accompanies the Choir with his violin for Grandparents’ Day. The Mid-America Performing Arts Alliance recently awarded...
The first whispers of every holiday season invite the practicing of traditions, dusting off of decorations and, most of all, new Netflix movies. With the first sniff of spiced...
Sports have always been a defining aspect of American culture, and they are a huge part of our daily lives. Although everyone is encouraged to try different sports at Seabury,...
Picture this: you are stuffed inside the dark fuselage of a noisy aircraft, squished between two passengers. As you endeavor to fit your pillow on the tiny table and fall...
With the sights and smells of autumn falling upon us, the whispers and shouts of politics are in the air as well. It can sometimes seem that in these fateful election years,...
With election day less than a month away, divisive content is flooding social and legacy media. It has been four years since the last presidential election and nine years...
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