The accomplishments of Kobe Bryant
Former NBA star Kobe Bryant has died at the age of 41 in Calabasas, California. He was killed in a helicopter crash that killed nine total people, including his daughter […]
Category Archives: News
New best point guard in the East
Atlanta currently possesses the 28th best defense in the league with an abysmal defensive rating of 113.8, placing them only above the Cleveland Cavaliers and Washington Wizards. Atlanta ranks 28th in defensive […]
Flu activity on the rise in Georgia
After a moderate 2018-19 flu season, flu activity is picking up. 5.31% of patients visiting the doctors during the week of November 18 were for the flu, which is up […]
What is the craze about Disney+?
Disney+ is a new streaming service that has every Disney series/movie created by Disney (plus more). “It’s a paid subscription without any advertising, and it gives customers access to a […]
‘Tis the season
It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas around The Walker School. We enjoy the season by preparing for gruesome exams that test us on materials from August. However, […]
Take a break and watch Daybreak on Netflix
Daybreak makes itself known and unique because of its interesting situation among the zombie apocalypse. All kids (at least in California) survived the nuke while all adults turned into zombies. […]
Walker basketball loses by one to an unranked Whitefield
The Walker School has been off to a great start with five wins and zero loses. The team was hoping for an undefeated season, as they were ranked third in […]
Students prepare for midterms
You can feel it in the air around campus, the time for finals is growing near. Now is also the time that many students have began their preparations for midterms. […]
Local restaurant and historical location, Shillings, sold
Shillings on the Square, the local pub and restaurant on the Marietta Square, has sold and closed after 41 years of service. Since then, it had become a popular site […]
Myles Garrett’s situation and what happens next
During the NFL week eleven matchup between the Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers, a physical confrontation broke out between Steelers QB, Mason Rudolph, and Browns defensive end, Myles Garrett. After […]
Popeyes sandwiches are back for good
Popeyes re-released their chicken sandwich, but this time as a permanent menu item. The sandwiches were initially released on August 12th as a test but sold out just two weeks […]
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 […]
Game of Life
By Kayla Lakine In the Winterm Game of Life you learn how to handle money once you break off from your parent’s bank accounts. In this Winterm you deal with […]
Speak Out Listen Up
By Hailey Noel About “Speak Out Listen Up” is a Walker School Winterim class run by the assistant principal of the Upper School, Mr. Holifield. The class is comprised of […]
The Music Still Plays: The Artists Are Gone, But Their Work Lives On
By Stratton Wilson The Music Still Plays: The Artists Are Gone, But Their Work Lives On With the beginning of the new year, we must look back before we can look […]
Expectations for The College Football Playoff Championship game
By Charlie Condon and Rhodes Riddick We asked Walker students and faculty about their expectations for the College Football Playoff Championship of Georgia vs.Alabama at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Hack Your Education
By Katie Harmon In a Winterim class, freshmen get the opportunity to explore a topic that is either not in their regular schedule or that is not offered as a […]
Piece by Piece Winterim
By Merrill Hart When freshmen returned to Walker after Christmas Break, they traded English and history textbooks for the unique experiences of Winterim classes. One course offered was Piece […]
Multimedia Journalism Winterim
Once a year in January, freshman get to replace their history and english classes with winterim classes. Winterim classes are classes that help freshmen explore their interests and learn about […]
Feelin’ Groovy: The Summer of ‘69
By Stratton Wilson 1969 was a year packed full of history of all varieties, so why not study what made that year so great? Well, that’s the idea of Feelin’ […]
The Wolverine 