Here are the various summer reading list for Stamford High students.  Make sure you choose the appropriate list for the English class you'll be entering in the fall.   2019 SHS IB Language and Literature (11) Summer Reading Memo 2019 SHS AP Literature (12) and English UConn ECE (12) Summer...

As the 2018-2019 school year comes to an end, we reflect on the contributions students and staff made to the Stamford High School Community. Stamford High School is a family in which each individual has their own immense impact on our Black Knight community. Stamford High fosters some teachers that mentored...

Four years ago, Features Editor Rebecca Rakowitz organized a project where freshmen wrote letters to themselves as seniors, which were delivered by email at the end of this May. Current Features Editor Amanda Olshan talked to them about how they've changed over the last four years...

Would you be interested in joining an organization that promotes equality, rejects tyranny and advocates practical ethical values? A few months ago I felt lost. It seemed like all I saw were twitter battles and fake news on facebook. The left was a little too sensitive and the right was too religious....

As summer readily approaches, we are constantly reminded to put on sunscreen. Though most of us have heard warnings about going straight into the sun bare faced, not many of us know the actual extent of the risk. Whether it is conserving a youthful appearance or protecting yourself against skin cancer,...

Reporters Eddie gibson and David Collazzo talk to some SHS students and staff about their plans for the summer.

On May 23, Stamford High hosted the annual art show. Round Table reporter Ivy Zingone was on the scene.

The United States functions under a philosophy of fairness to everyone in our society. We work for the well-being of our democracy, or, as Theodore Roosevelt would put it, for the public good. In our efforts to preserve the sanctity of our civil processes, we must be careful, and we must be fair. We...

Junior year is often described as the most difficult year of high school. But are the rumors true? Round Table reporters Anistyn Boshka and Jenna Calorossi decided to find out.

At the Trinity High graduation on May 30, 2019, Dr. Steven Cheeseman, the superintendent of schools for the Diocese of Bridgeport, announced: “this is not the place to do this but I would like to tell everyone that this will not be the last Trinity graduation!” The whole gymnasium filled with cheer...