Before they graduate, almost every student at The School Without Walls will take the SAT.

Several students and faculty members have noticed an odd trend in this year’s college admissions cycle: an uptick in the number of seniors planning on leaving the country to continue their education next year.

If you have ever stood in front of a painting and asked yourself, “What am I even looking at right now?”AP Art History might just have...

As the final days of the school year approaches, the class of 2025 is finalizing their college commitments and nearing the end of their...

Difficult for both students and teachers, budget cuts remain constant in DCPS.

In a stunning announcement last Friday, senior class counselor Crystal Pace revealed that every single one of her students had committed...

Students (Peyton Chada (‘28), Vivian Astmann (‘28), Ronan Shah (‘28)) react to SAT hack. Photo credit: Georgia Murphy (‘26)  On Mar. 26,...

As the College Board rolled out plans for digital AP testing in 2025, the organization received mixed feedback from both students and teachers.

The SWW library, a sunlit, quiet space in an otherwise crowded building, is rarely used by many Walls students.

Although Walls is an academically rigorous school, a few classes stand out as exceptionally difficult.

High school movies paint the last two years as a time of nostalgia, independence, and excitement. But for most juniors and seniors—especially at Walls—each year presents unique academic and extracurricular challenges leading up to graduation.

Determining the coolest grade level at Walls requires a close examination of each class’s defining traits and personalities. Freshmen:...