By ASHWIN SARASWATULA, sophomore ON JUNE 1, the JP Stevens Chem Club helped organize a Children’s Science Day, an annual chemistry demonstration show geared toward 4th and 5th graders in elementary schools across Edison who want to learn more about the wonders of science. “This event is a great opportunity for younger students to witness … Continue reading
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A Night of Celebration
By SHREYA SHIVAKUMAR, junior ON THE NIGHT of May 17, 2019, JP seniors made the most of their last months of high school by attending their senior prom at Addison Park. Prom is a rite of passage for every American teenager. Second-semester seniors at JP Stevens, freed from the pressures of college application deadlines and … Continue reading
A Farewell to Ms. Pawlikowski
By SNEHA BHATTACHARYA ABHINAV VAYYETI, sophomores IN THE 14 YEARS that Ms. Pawlikowski has served as the principal of JP Stevens, she has seen JP grow and change. “You can come here any time of night, and any day of the weekend, any hour, and we are always open, there’s always kids, there’s always something to … Continue reading
Clash of the Classes
By VISWANATH NAIR, freshman ON MAY 27, all the class teams and student supporters of JP gathered in the old gym for Battle of the Classes, the final and most competitive spirit contest of the year. The competition tested each grade’s cooperation, strength, and sportsmanship through a variety of performances and competitions. The competitive events … Continue reading
Slamming Poetry
By ANDREA QUISPE Students gathered on April 21 in the auditorium to attend the 2nd Annual Poetry Slam, an event where students of all grades performed inspirational and powerful poems written by themselves. Members of the school’s Speak-out-Poetry Club and the Future 10 program, a club organized by JP Stevens administrators and teachers, formed a … Continue reading
Stringing in the Spring Season
By GRACE WU, junior On May 12, friends and family eagerly entered the auditorium, excited to witness the JP Stevens orchestra perform their annual spring concert Just two weeks earlier, the orchestra program competed in the World Heritage competition in Washington D.C., taking home many awards and first place trophies. After countless hours of rehearsing … Continue reading
JPS Gets Jazzy
By ROHAN MEKALA The JP Stevens Band program is known throughout as one of the most rigorous, competitive and demanding music programs in the state. On May 18th; however, the JP Stevens Lab Jazz (lower ensemble) and Top Jazz ensemble took a step back from their usual competitive demeanor to deliver a lighter yet just … Continue reading
