Wednesday, April 24, 2024
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Hey Seniors! We wanted to let you all know that starting this year, Senior bios will be housed in the Yearbook on Campus rather than on clay. Given the public nature of clay, we wanted to provide a safe place for you all to share your experience at TPS, tidbits […]
Hello everyone! We’re sure you’re all anxious to hear the results of this year’s Round Robin, where Team Cara and Team Isabel battled it out for the coveted first-place spot. After a competitive round of voting, one team emerged victorious. The winner is… Team Isabel! The winning team is proud […]
Hello, TPS! We are so happy that so many TPSers participated in this year’s music contest, whether they submitted a piece or voted. Although the final vote count was close, student opinion selected four songs as winners. Without further ado, here are the winning pieces of the 2024 Music Competition: […]
Hi everyone! We’re so excited to share this year’s Round Robins with you! The clay staff has split into two warring teams, each of which has collaborated to create an epic tale. Now it is up to you to decide which team has the better story. The winning team will […]
Zoe Leung • Jacob Luckenbaugh • Isabel Goshi • Emmanuella Chung • Samuel Ng • Elizabeth Lei • Sarah Weindelmayer • Jericho Church • Hope Hoskins • Anise Kim • Emma Daigle • Mercy Wideman • Christi Liu • Lily Tang • Sydney Gesler Pushing her cart down the narrow aisle at Goodwill, Ava’s eyes landed on a smooth silver cube that didn’t blend […]