By Erin Chow ‘25

As seniors approach their final classes before graduation, they will leave Catlin Gabel School (CGS) having taken many classes whether it be mandatory or elective. But which classes stand out among the crowd? To find out, I talked to a handful of seniors and surveyed them to try to find which classes were favored the most among the senior class.

By Lewis Anderson ‘24

The endowment is critical for Catlin Gabel School’s daily operations. Without it, Catlin could not afford all its current programs except by raising tuition. 

By Elise Kim ‘25

Erin. Lily. Sienna. Lauren. Katie. My name is Elise, but these are just some examples of names I’ve been called by teachers over the years. 

By Harper Davis ‘24

This last month is a conflicting time for many seniors. While the prospect of college is exciting, it is unfortunate that the lives we’ve grown so accustomed to will be inevitably uprooted.

By Hadley Cress ‘27

Walking into Dant, it’s clear that Catlin Gabel School (CGS) has a phone problem, which has promoted talk about an upcoming phone policy. Many students are on their phones instead of talking to their peers.  

By Holland Swan ‘24

As school winds down and summer approaches, change is a natural consequence of this time of year. At the end of the 2024 school year, we will be saying goodbye to not just one, but three beloved faculty members who have helped make the proud and inclusive Catlin Gabel School (CGS) community what it is today. 

By Elise Kim ‘25 and Erin Chow ‘25

By Brittney Haldorsen ‘25 & Holland Swan ‘24

By Olivia Morrison ‘24

At Catlin Gabel School (CGS), there is less separation between faculty and students than one could find at other schools. Students refer to teachers by their first names and the campus lacks a lot of adult-only bathrooms, including faculty-only bathrooms. 

By Harper Davis ‘24

The gravel lot is perhaps the most overblown hot topic of debate. The issue that just won’t go away. It’s been ravaged by storms, rationalized by legislation, disrespected by those naughty rule-breakers, and finally, banned by the Catlin Gabel School (CGS) administration for a week.

By Ayaan Sait ‘24

A few weeks ago at an assembly, a Kahoot was held following a CatlinSpeak panel. The winner of this Kahoot, sophomore Lexi Ye, was able to pick a topic of an article to be written, and this article will be the choice. I will feature some members of the Catlin Gabel School (CGS) Community and their pets. 

By Holland Swan ‘24

Few aspects of Catlin Gabel School (CGS) culture stir up as much debate and disdain as the Barn does. You either love it, or you despise it (and miss Hen Troung, CGS’s previous head chef.) Well, I’m here to give my two cents: The Barn gets too much hate.