For the past few years, St. Luke’s students have had the privilege of being able to wear Storm sweatshirts to school as part of the dress code. As these sweatshirts provide a comfortable alternative to the otherwise unpleasant oxford button-down uniform, many students opted to purchase one for school use. However, as the 2019 school...
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Brown and Johnson Bring a Monsoon of School Spirit to SLS!
In order for St. Luke’s to maintain our school spirit, two enthusiastic seniors, Nick Brown and Dylan Johnson, stepped up to become our Monsoon Leaders. St. Luke’s has had new Monsoon Leaders from the senior class every year since the tradition began, and their job is to contribute energy and spirit to our sports teams....
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New Faces: Ms. Santos
A recent college graduate, Ms. Santos has joined St. Luke’s as a teaching fellow in the Upper School Mathematics Department. Ms. Santos is a Connecticut native with roots in Brazil. She attended the Wooster School and during her time there, she had a clear idea that she wanted to major in math. Consequently, at the...
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SLS Parking Puzzle Solved
For as long as kids have been driving to school, the senior parking situation at St. Luke’s has always caused quite the stir. When walking through the halls, you can often hear students complaining about how early they have to arrive at school in order to secure a spot in the upper parking lot. On...
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Something for Everyone: New Clubs for 2019-2020
Looking for things to do during Wednesday’s club time? This year’s club fair featured many new clubs for students to join. Does Outdoors Club, where you can talk about everything you love to do outdoors, sound intriguing? Or does the Sunrise Movement pique your interest, as you can help raise awareness for climate change in...
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We Will Miss You, Mr. Henson!
While the long-awaited summer will finally bring warm weather and time away from school, the end of the school year will be a bittersweet moment for the community, as it marks Mr. Henson’s departure. Though Mr. Henson is leaving St. Luke’s, he will not be retiring. He will remain a teacher, but he will have...
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Outstanding Senior Leaders: Thank You, Georgia!
Throughout the 2018-2019 school year, the Sentinel staff has worked hard to write meaningful and interesting articles. While many readers may see only the completed articles, they may not be aware of the driving force behind the Sentinel: the paper’s editor-in-chief, Georgia Rosenberg ‘19. Since being chosen editor in spring 2018, Georgia has worked tirelessly...
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Paying Tribute to Mr. Henson
Mr. Henson is easily one of the most beloved teachers on the Hilltop because of his warm-natured and humorous spirit. However, we will be saying a bittersweet goodbye to him this June, as he will not be returning for the 2019-2020 school year. Mr. Henson plans include spending time with his family and working for...
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Outstanding Senior Leaders: Getting to Know Carolina Warneryd ‘19
She’s a STEM Scholar, a polyglot, and an athlete. Carolina Warneryd ‘19 is one of the most exceptional students at St. Luke’s and an inspiration for underclassmen. To show the St. Luke’s community what truly makes Carolina unique, the Sentinel staff decided to profile her as an outstanding senior. Outside of school, Carolina loves trying...
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Meet the 2019-2020 Student Council
Note: This article was co-written by Nick Rutigliano and Elyse Kim On Monday, April 22, the Upper School convened in the Seldin Center to hear candidate speeches for next year’s Student Council. After the ballots were cast at lunchtime, four rising seniors were named executive officers for the 2019-2020 Council. The student body chose Jerry...