The Warrior Online

by Jenna Bloom ‘21 In the build-up to the U.S. presidential election in early November, Gen-Z and those under 18 found a multitude of ways to get involved and have their voice heard without yet being able to legally cast a vote. Two TikTokers had the idea to both mobilize youth on TikTok, and voice their support for Joe Biden. … Read More

by Sudha Sudhaker ‘21 President Kennedy’s famous words, “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country,” are perfectly embodied in Sherwood’s new club Packages for Patriots, which offers students an opportunity to serve the hardworking troops overseas right from their own home. Founded by juniors Annelise Cacace, Lauren Turner, and sophomore … Read More

by Emily Siansky ‘22 In the past couple of years, acai bowls have been one of the trendiest foods … and deservingly so because they’re delicious. Acai bowls are basically thick smoothies made from acai berries, but they are topped with fresh fruit, granola, honey, and more. Despite Olney’s many restaurants, until recently there were no places serving acai bowls … Read More

by Emory Gun ‘22 Most high school classes are designed with student collaboration in mind, and although student cooperation is nice, subjects such as math, English, science, and others do not solely rely on it. However, there are certain subjects that do require student interaction and a prime example is Theater class. In a normal year, students developed their acting … Read More

by Jay Joseph ‘22 After placing first in Montgomery County’s Forensics Finals against 21 other schools last year, Sherwood’s Forensics Team had high expectations for the new school year, virtual or not.  Upon first hearing the word Forensics, one may think the club focuses on criminology. However, “the Forensics club draws its name from the debate and speech aspect of … Read More

by Reade Fenner and Tori Newby ‘22 The Class of 2020 graduated from Sherwood with hopes of an enjoyable college experience after their senior year was spoiled by the pandemic. The absence of a regular prom, graduation, and other events most senior classes get to enjoy was depressing for many, but few predicted the pandemic’s effects on normal life would … Read More

by Kate Diuguid ’22 Jonathan Dunn was an invaluable asset to the music department, beloved by students, staff, and parents alike. But, as he spreads his wings with a promotion to Assistant Secondary Administrator, the Sherwood administration along with music teachers Michael Maddox and Alex Silverbook were tasked with filling Dunn’s shoes. They wanted a person who could take on … Read More

Tori Newby ‘22 Helping Hands, a student-led community service organization, was founded by junior Anna Tovchigrechko at the start of the pandemic. Now, Helping Hands has over 100 members from several schools around Montgomery County.  The first task the club undertook was a handmade cards project. Members were encouraged to make four greeting cards per week with uplifting messages, which … Read More

by Marissa Harris ’22 Sleeping in bunks, tie-dying at arts and crafts, overnight trips, and hugging your best friends are all things kids look forward to each summer when they go to camp. However, with the Coronavirus pandemic, the vast majority of camps have shut down this summer.  I go to a Jewish summer camp called Camp Louise in Cascade, … Read More