AP Exams: A Post-Mortem
At around 4pm on Monday, May 17th, AP students spilled out of the front doors of the field house for what would be the last time this...
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Celine Huang
May 6, 2021
Mid-AP Exam Advice
Every year around mid-April to mid-May, a large portion of the Sentinel student body, particularly Grade 11s and 12s, undergoes what can...
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Dilay Aykut
Mar 31, 2021
New Hobbies for the New Season: Rocks and Crystals!
Although returning back to school after a restful two weeks of spring break is never too enticing, it equally serves as a great...
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Celine Huang and Cathy Xiong
Feb 26, 2021
AP Capstone: What is it, and is it right for you?
Students, parents, and teachers alike are all aware of Sentinel’s extensive AP course offerings. One of the most involved and possibly...
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Molly O'Keeffe
Jan 26, 2021
Manageable Classics: How to Get Into Books of Literary Merit
If you've ever been in an English class, you've probably been told by teachers to start reading "books of literary merit", but it can be...
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Sophia Vetrici
Jan 26, 2021
Academic Burnout: Prevention and Recovery
According to a survey given by the Sentinel Sun on our Instagram (@sentinelschoolblog), 62% of students perceive that they have...
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Mimi Marshall
Dec 18, 2020
Volunteering During COVID-19: Five Safe and Socially Distanced Opportunities
Volunteering is one of the most productive and rewarding ways that we as young people can spend our free time. Any opportunity to make a...
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