Seniors sign off
The Panther Press seniors share their closing reflections on student journalism and their experiences at Haven.
Mia Fagone ’26, Reporter
CAR TALK: Seniors share likability, inconveniences, familiar chaos of senior lot
From battling crowded intersections to chilly morning walks with friends, parking experiences define the senior year commute for many students.
SENIOR COLUMN: Getting back in touch with reality
I stepped outside my room and rediscovered the things I love: how to find the world outside of your own head.
CAR TALK: Senior values character over modernity in 1997 Toyota Camry
Despite the smoke, senior Theo Berkman-Lamm has built trust in his old-model “Tesla.”
CAR TALK: Junior embraces quirks of beloved Mazda 5
The old car’s imperfections are positives in the eyes of junior Sophie Grossman.
PANTHER ‘PINION: We regret our choices too often, too much
Instead of focusing on what we wish we could change, we should let our pasts inform our current decisions
CAR TALK: Teacher shares traditions, fun in Mini Cooper
French teacher Madame Suzanne Stadnicki continues a history of Mini ownership with newest car Alice.
Vision to business: Local arts and crafts store Of Aspen brings whimsy to community
Owner and founder Caroline Stockman works to support small artists and bring her fantastical ideas to life.
CAR TALK: Senior rolls into fall with orange 2024 Kia Forte
Once hesitant about its unique color, senior Lilah Santore now appreciates the car known as Roberto.
PHOTOS: Students, teachers celebrate Juneteenth with poems, art, awareness
The BSU and YAC collaborated for an event focused on fostering community pride and inviting participants into lively activities.
Welcome to Walliworld
Introducing Walliworld–just a few of the many places that make up Haven’s community. From libraries to family-owned businesses, the wonderful world of the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District is home to many unique local establishments. From a pizza parlor to a library, here's what makes these WSSD locations special to students.
As administration bolsters “Screens Off, Minds On” initiative, Haven contemplates fate of cell phones
As the school board considers the electronic device policy, some in the community wish for even more—a total ban.
VIDEO: French students experience Quebec
The trip, filled with unique food and activities, was memorable for many.
Mr. Andrew Benzing explores role as new principal
Benzing will take the next step in his learning journey as a “community builder.”
Holiday traditions bring nostalgia, joy to school community
Discover how decorating halls and following traditions uplifts students and staff.
Boys varsity basketball kicks off 2024 season after prep, coach changes
Motivation and energy are high after rigorous pre-season work.
Northern lights leave impact on school community
See how the lights are caused, how they affect us here, and when they could return in the future.
Off or On?
Phone policies for schools are attracting scrutiny. We turned our minds to the screens to learn more about Haven’s approach.
FEATURED CLASS: Introduction to Guitar offers musical opportunities
The elective creates a space for anyone interested in the guitar to learn and play.
How do phones affect the teenage brain?
Research suggests that excessive phone use affects brain chemistry and cognitive functioning in teens, backing recent policies and campaigns like “Screens Off, Minds On.”
Seniors look back on AP experiences
Class of 2024 students and an administrator share stories and information about AP classes.
Where are you working this summer?
Students are utilizing their free time in the summer to make money and gain career experience.
Asian Haven fundraises with fiery noodles
The annual Fire Noodle Challenge attracted 20+ participants, with all entry money going towards the Save Chinatown organization.
New elective expands Family and Consumer Science offerings
Nutrition and Food Sciences elective will offer in-depth nutrition knowledge.
Two Haven coaches inducted into Delaware County Athletes Hall of Fame
Football Coach Mike Connor and Baseball Coach Brian Fili were inducted into Delco’s Sports Hall of Fame 2024.
As marching band kicks off, students share thoughts
Hard work pays off, teamwork is essential, and avoid sunburn.
