by Anna Clark, ’25 On Thursday, January 27th, Severn held its annual Unity Day—a day centered around bringing students together through topics that can so easily divide us. Being a freshman, I had never experienced Unity Day before and had little idea what I was walking into on Thursday morning. The day began with the…
Parking at Severn is a controversial topic. Every day in advisory, I hear tales of this morning’s parking struggles, and conversations about parking continue all day. Quotes like these float through the hallways: “I circled around to find parking three times this morning and completely missed advisory after I had to park at Cypress.” “Severn…
Severna Park, MD – 25 NOV – Severn School By Severn Current Student Solana Page Each year, 46 million turkeys are killed for Thanksgiving. 99% of the turkeys are raised on factory farms and have their beaks and talons ripped out after hatching in an incubator. The turkeys don’t receive anesthetics and have to go…
Many have wondered if Severn School is actually as environmentally-friendly as they claim to be. Well, let’s lay out all the facts and determine if the school is or not. We have separate recycling and trash cans in the cafeteria, classrooms, and hallways, but are they used correctly? The recycling centers are not able to…