Living like Lafita
Vini Lafita, a sophomore, recently joined the Walker varsity football team. His main sport is soccer, so having that in mind, Coach TJ Anderson asked him to be the football […]
Category Archives: Features
End of May Senior Events
Picture from The Walker School’s Facebook page The Class of 2024 is excited about what the future holds for them, but it’s also a bittersweet moment leaving behind Walker. The […]
Walker Senior Parade 2024
https://thewalkerschool.smugmug.com/2022-23-Photos/Upper-School/Senior-Parade/i-zVrFpmj This long-standing tradition, the senior parade, is coming up this Friday, May 3, 2024. Students, faculty, and families line up around the school’s parking lot to watch and celebrate […]
Channing Arnold Makes a New School Record
Photo by Channing Arnold One of Walker’s seniors, Channing Arnold, was placed first at the Marietta quad meet with 12.54 seconds in the 100 meters. Photo by Mike Mackey She […]
Madelyn Atwill’s Success in Tennis
Madelyn Atwill is a senior on the varsity tennis team and has been playing since Middle school. This year, the varsity girls’ tennis team has been successful, winning more than […]
The Digital SAT is Here
On Saturday, March 9th, the SAT went digital, making a pivotal moment for students who took the exam becoming a part of history. In general, the material on the test […]
In Memory of Jimmy Buffett
Jimmy Buffett was loved by many and it was tough hearing about his death on September 1, 2023. He is well known for his tropical-rock music or “island escapism”. Some […]
So Who Are The Athletic Trainers?
You know those people who stand with the football team on Friday Nights in khakis, holding water and running out onto the field when someone is injured? Those are your […]
WALKER UPPER SCHOOL PUFFS PLAY OVERVIEW
Recently, the Walker drama team hosted about 5 showings of a play called “Puffs.” The play itself is a comedy, and a spoof of Harry Potter, but from the perspectives […]
H&M x Mugler: Catastrophe or Masterpiece
The well-known fast fashion retailer, H&M, confirmed last month that they partnered with the French fashion brand Mugler. The collection is premiering in May, but photos of the garments have […]
RIP TAKEOFF: A Tribute To The “Quiet Migo”
In the early morning on November 1, 2022, the Hip Hop community lost rapper Takeoff to a stray bullet. Takeoff was most known for being 1/3 of the rap group […]
Guided Scientific Research Class
At Walker, there is an engineering independent research class. The class is formulated around creating something original, using observations from different experiments drawn from scratch. At the end of the […]
TWS Art Showcase
Yesterday was the opening of the Robert Kent art showcase featuring art from our own Walker students along with different schools. A showcase of all grades from 1-12 recognizing and […]
Would Later School Start Times Benefit Students?
The average start time for High Schools in the U.S. is 8:00 am, and 54% of schools start before that time. According to the National Sleep Foundation, children ages 6–13 need […]
The Leap From Den to Crowd: The Current State of the Live Music Industry
It’s easy to write off the entertainment industry as non-essential, but the truth is entertainment is an essential part of culture. With online workarounds and Zoom calls, we can have […]
Quarterback Charlie Condon answers all things football
Kyle Keegan (reporter for The Wolverine): How excited are you for your senior year under center? Charlie Condon ’21: I can’t wait. It was an awesome experience last fall, with […]
Walker premieres “Footloose”
It’s payoff time for The Walker School Thespians. After months, sometimes years, of preparation, opening night is almost here. On Wednesday, November 12 at 7pm The Walker School presents the […]
Fall Recipes that are perfect for any occasion!
Fall is here! To many it means Halloween, College Football, and Thanksgiving, but most importantly it means food. With the help of Southern Living, The Food Network, and tasteofhome.com, you […]
Ice Ice Baby! Students Raise Awareness and Money
“Three…Two…One!” shouted junior Peyton Ware immediately followed by the screams of over sixty students and faculty as ice cold water poured across the stadium steps. ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease […]
Best of 2016
With exams approaching, we have officially approached one of the most stressful times of the year. However, with the New Year right around the corner, we all need to take […]
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