Curiosity is fascinated by the sea, by the great crash when rolling waves reach the wet sand, by the distant ships that come and go, by the cries of the seagulls and by the patterns of shells washed up on the shore. Shells once held life but now remain mere remnants of what came before, … Continue reading Personifying Curiosity by Noa Nadler
Fly Ms. Honeyman It was recess, my favorite part of the day. I loved observing how my students interacted when they thought I wasn’t watching. It helped me grasp who they were as people and understand how to better help them. Josie was particularly interesting to me. In class, she sat off to the … Continue reading Fly By Sophie Sheklin
After the hurricane, my father stares at the news channel, glued to his chair. He’s been like that for the past couple days, watching, waiting for updates. But there’s nothing. Puerto Rico is unresponsive. Continue reading Pedro – Adalia Rodriguez
February’s collection of student artwork. Featuring submissions from Emily Zhang, Chris Jang, Ron Berdichevsky, and Ellan Suder. Continue reading Art Submissions – February 2018
February’s collection of student photography. Featuring submissions from Daphne Frantzis, Maia Madison, and Gavi Azoff. Continue reading Photography Submissions — February 2018
November’s collection of student photography. Featuring pieces from Marina Ongaro, Lanie McLeod, Elie Zimring, Nina, and Anna Dietrich Continue reading Photography Submissions — November 2017
Dear Leana,
This is not to say that you did something wrong, but I think you killed my brother. Continue reading Dear Leana – Anonymous
[how] She cares and worries like no other. Could we have ever understood, had not we been shown – – there is always reason to love a mother. In the air, she cradles [her chosen path] a borrowed wonder. Oblivious to the inevitable: losing her to life – grown in these arms. She cares and … Continue reading Notice. – Chloe Frantzis
