Photo slideshow: Students perform in the annual “Poetry Out Loud” competition
February 24, 2020
LOUD AND PROUD: Theatre regular London Griffith has been in numerous school productions such as, “Love, Labors, Lost” and “The Diviner’s.” She recited Aldestrop, a 16 line poem, that she learned in less than two days. “I prepared just as I do for any role in a play, but I didn’t act as a different character” Griffith said, “I was myself [and] feeling a different emotion.”
![DUNK THE TRASHKETBALL Honors Biology Teacher Kelly Petro clarifies the rules of his interactive science activity. Trashketball, Petro’s newly created game, reinstates crucial science concepts and terminology while allowing students to study recently learned material. Whether in the classroom or on the lacrosse field, Petro ensures that his student-athletes absorb the information using unique study methods. “For school, I try [to have] a general sense of what works for everyone in the classroom [studying wise]. I want everyone to know the [importance of what we are doing in biology],” Petro said.](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/HEIF-Image-1200x800.jpeg)
