Normally, students are the ones who start each day at Strath Haven expecting to learn from their teachers, but often, the various things teachers and administrators learn from their students can be just as inspiring and powerful.
CORRECTION: Mr. Daniel Peterson was misquoted in the print edition. We’ve corrected the error in the online story and online version of the print newspaper. We regret the error.
Quinten Saylor is a new writer for the Panther Press and is currently a sophomore attending Strath Haven High School. When not at school, he's usually outside taking nature walks to ease his mind. He loves everything related to music and is heavily involved in all kinds of bands, from small jazz ensembles to large-scale drum corps.
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