In 2006, sophomores Laynie Johnson (‘08) and Johnny Leader (‘08) sought to bridge the gap in academic achievement between wealthy and low-income children. This June, Summer Express was held over Zoom due to COVID, and tutors worked with a total of 28 kids.
This summer, several students volunteered at The River Performing and Visual Arts Center to help children with disabilities express themselves through arts.
This summer, I wanted to do something different from my family’s routine vacations. Scouring the internet to find the perfect trip to do on my own led me to the National Geographic Student Expedition...
Sophia Kontos, Online Section Editor
• July 30, 2017
What would make me go outside in Houston in the middle of summer?
Honestly, not much. There is one notable exception: Houston Shakespeare Festival at Miller Outdoor Theatre. Even if your only encounter...
“In the heart of a wooded mountain, circled by silvery streams, is a dear old place called Rockbrook, the scene of our girlhood dreams…”
For the sixth summer in a row, I attended Rockbrook Camp...
