House bill poses bell-to-bell phone ban if passed
The bill, still in Committee in the State House of Representatives, would change Haven’s phone policy and ban phones for the entire day.
Students attend ‘Senator for a Day’ program, learn about government, legislation
Nine students attended the program on March 12 to learn about how legislation is drafted and passed through the senate.
Swarthmore elects Haven alumnus Conlen Booth as new mayor
The longtime volunteer and fire chief leaps into his new role with an emphasis on community stewardship, engagement, and support.
Anti-ICE protesters gather in Media
Community members flood the streets of Media to protest ICE following Renee Good’s death.
New school board members take office, Williams elected president
Multiple veteran board members chose not to run for reelection this year, leading to a complete reorganization of the board.
Mayoral elect makes history, details goals
For the first time in 30 years, ‘everybody’s hometown’ elects a new leader.
District to hold ground, follow state guidance amid threats by Trump administration
As schools across the nation face an onslaught of threats from the Trump administration’s Department of Education, district administrations have been assured no further action is required.
Staff discusses effects of possible US Department of Education dismantlement
On January 20, when President Donald Trump takes office for his second term, some policies and protections may change.
Haven students get involved in politics
Students and young people have a crucial role in politics. How are Strath Haven’s very own doing their part, and why is it important to take it even further?
What to expect at voting polls
As the election comes closer, here are some things to be aware of when arriving at the polls.
Presidential election requires analysis of policies
Both candidates want your vote in the presidential election. They use ads, TikTok, mail, and live events, but what are they advocating for?
Social media leads to political misinformation
With the upcoming election, concerns arise of false information distorting political perceptions.
