Weekly Knightly News 11-7-25
Enjoy this week’s edition of Weekly Knightly News, produced and hosted by Joa Field.
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Board of Education Meeting 10/28
The Stamford Public Schools Board of Education had its monthly meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 28. The meeting covered a wide range of topics including changes to policies, district news, and...
Opinion: Public and private schools should not have their athletics compete in the same division
The large barrier between public and private schools is undeniable, especially when sports are included. However, they still compete in the same regions, even with the unfair advantage between the...
Weekly Knightly News – Halloween Edition: 10-31-2025
Enjoy this week’s Halloween edition of Weekly Knightly News, hosted by Joa Field and featuring an appearance from a special mysterious guest.
La Mesa Redonda 10-31-25
Disfruta de esta edición especial de Halloween dirigido por Karol Miguel Chavez y Branly Medina.
Nothing You Can Take From Me Was Ever Worth Keeping,”: Why Rachel Zegler’s Hate is Undeserved
With the resurfacing of Evita’s popularity as the West End just closed the production and Rachel Zegler playing the leading lady Eva Peron, Rachel Zegler’s name has appeared in several...
Quick Hit with Nolan McPeters
“Just a Man” by Jorge Rivera-Herrans is the second song in the Troy saga, directly after the first song, “The Horse and The Infant.” The song is about Odysseus from...
Pep Rally – La Mesa Redonda
Karol Miguel Chávez y Branly Medina asisten al primer SHS Pep Rally desde antes de la pandemia.
Weekly Knightly News 10-24-25
Enjoy this week’s edition of Weekly Knightly News, hosted by Joa Field and his captive.
The Cost of Change, New Schedule and the Loss of the Orchestra
At Stamford High School, the new schedule change has sparked controversy and conflict among students. The district recently replaced the A/B block system with a semester-based schedule. This means students...
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