Rhys Hals ’23, Haven Happenings Editor
Parting Words
Student journalism leaders reflect on their experience.
Seniors spill the tea on post-graduation plans
We asked some members of the senior class for advice on planning and deciding on a post-graduation plan.
GSA stops visits to sophomore health classes
Gender and Sexuality Alliance members did not return to health classes to present on LGBTQ+ topics this year.
Don’t take yourself too seriously
Remember to take a step back and self-reflect.
Haven takes third in Envirothon competition once again
Haven sent three teams to Ridley Creek State Park to compete in an environment-based competition.
March Board Meeting addresses turf replacement concerns
The Student and Superintendent Reports highlighted recent student-led events and accomplishments, and the board discussed contracts with FieldTurf USA and Make the Distinction.
February Board Meeting addresses recent Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruling
Dr. Marseille highlighted student awards, announced plans for international night, and the board discussed streaming committee meetings.
VIDEO: Silvertones spread love through song
The Silvertones celebrate Valentines Day for yet another year by bursting into classrooms, bringing humiliation galore.
What’s in a strategic plan?
With a recent turnover in district administration, major changes are coming in the form of the all-encompassing strategic plan.
January Board Meeting highlights community-wide MLK Day celebration
The district budget, new learning system, and a lawsuit against the Altria Tobacco Company were also discussed during the meeting.
OPINION: Competitive culture breeds college elitism
Haven’s students’ competitive nature has led to a hierarchy of colleges, putting pressure on students.
EDITORIAL: Students need cell service
“No bars” should not be our reality in school.
Common App reports rise in early action applicants
As students experience a push to apply to college earlier, colleges become more selective.
High schoolers vote for first time in midterm election
A handful of seniors voted for the first time in the midterm elections, contributing to record-setting numbers of young voter turnout.
Tales from behind the press pass
Who would have thought that my improvised student press pass would get me within a few feet of a Senate candidate?
John Fetterman Addresses Stroke to Delco Crowd in Wawa-Themed Rally
The Democratic candidate for Senate spoke to a crowded gym at Nether Providence Elementary School in mid-October.
Students register to vote during lunchtime drive
Senior Luke DiBonaventura organized a voter registration drive for eligible new voters.
