Varsity football bounces back in Eagles High School Football Showdown
Wallingford was the main stage Friday night, offering a taste of the NFL and hosting WSSD’s band night.
Public media memories left defunded
PBS must limit access to its content, leaving teachers and families struggling to fill the gap.
VIDEO: French students experience Quebec
The trip, filled with unique food and activities, was memorable for many.
VIDEO: Black History Month kicks off with student-led assembly
The Young Activists Coalition and Black Students Union traveled through time to share important aspects of black history through the decades.
PHOTOS, VIDEO: Haven students honor MLK with day of service in Chester
Students lent a hand to ensure people in need received essential items, taking the day ‘on’ instead of off.
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.
SEPTA fare changes, potential service cuts may leave impact on Wallingford-Swarthmore community
State Governor Josh Shapiro has postponed an impending “doom spiral” by supporting SEPTA funding. How might SEPTA changes impact community members?
OPINION: Haven must more thoughtfully balance STEM, humanities
We can start by listening to our teachers – and our peers.
Block Blast game captivates student body, affects brain chemistry
What is the effect of the widespread Block Blast outburst, and how did it start?
College rowing commits raise question of whether Haven should reinstate club
The school-sponsored program dissolved after the 2021 season, sending dedicated athletes to find external club teams.
Off or On?
Phone policies for schools are attracting scrutiny. We turned our minds to the screens to learn more about Haven’s approach.
Well into September, WSSD teachers have no contract
School Board has received criticism for failing to secure a contract for the teachers before the school year started.
