Amidst a busy hybrid year, rising Junior, Darby-Lee Stack ’23 saw an opportunity when she joined the Upper School Environmental club. Inspired by other established student publications like Parnassus and Calliope, Darby learned from ground-zero how to publish a magazine using InDesign. She positions herself as an intersectional environmentalist, emphasizing how climate change and other environmental issues affect communities differently. From the effects of fast fashion to the emergence of vertical farming, Darby is passionate about raising awareness and making lasting change.
“A lot of people think that just doing the small things, like buying almond milk instead of regular milk won’t do anything. Maybe it doesn’t do anything. Maybe it does. However, it is really looking at the big picture, looking as a community about what we do. It’s about individual progression, definitely, but as a community, that’s what really matters. That’s going to be reflected about what we do for the environment, but also ourselves.”
Honoring Native American Heritage Month Through Storytelling, Culture, and Traditions
D-E recognized National Native American Heritage Month in November with special assemblies for our Lower School and Middle School students, offering opportunities to learn about Indigenous stories, history, traditions, and culture. The Lower School welcomed James…
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In honor of Diwali, the Festival of Lights, celebrated this year on Nov. 8, D-E marked the occasion with activities across divisions. During a Lower School Assembly, students learned about influential South Asian figures, including Saadia Faruqi, author of the popular…











