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A host of Masters' star athletes were honored during the Upper School Spring/Full Year Athletic Awards Assembly on Wednesday, June 1.

The New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) became a 250-acre classroom for Dana McNamee’s seventh grade science classes as students explored plant life, soil, ecosystems and composting. 

After putting the proverbial pen to paper, student poets were performance ready for the Outspoken event at Estherwood Mansion last month. The annual event is a showcase of poems written and performed by Outspoken, the student-directed spoken word performing arts group led by co-presidents Lilith Leys ’22, Dani Appiah ’22 and Finn Alexander ’22 with guidance from faculty advisor and upper school English teacher Miriam Emery.

Camille Smith ’22 rewrote the record books during last week’s track meet against host Hackley. The multi-sport standout broke a pair of school records in the 100 meters (13.2 seconds) and 200 meters (27.27 seconds), showcasing the speed that she also flashed on the soccer field this past fall.

It was a fantastic close to the season for Masters' seventh grade boys basketball team on Thursday, February 24, at the Fonseca Center. 

As Hanna Schiciano ’23 sees it, the need to start the Feeding Westchester at Masters Club was clear: “There is no vaccine to alleviate hunger.” 

Corinne Furniss '23 has had her eyes trained on the swimming records board in the Joan Smith Hamill Natatorium since freshman year.

Never forget. These two words, appealing to the world to remember the tragedy and horrors of the Holocaust, were front and center as survivor Trudy Album shared her experiences with upper school students on International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

In the sport of basketball, there's nothing like a game-winning 3-pointer or a long-range buzzer-beating shot.

What does it take to become the commander in chief? That’s what students in Colleen Roche’s Political Science course asked when designing campaigns for their recent mock presidential election.