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Three juniors travel to France for international summit - Vimarsana News

Three juniors travel to France for international summit

Mia Bomback ’25, Ryder Levine ’25 and Sam Rossoni ’25, along with Assistant Principal Patrick Micinilio, attended The Normandy International Youth Leadership Summit in Le Havre, France from Nov. 24 to Dec. 2.    The students stayed with a host family and attended Saint Joseph Institution, the local high school. The summit was organized by...

Surprise change of science lunch wave leaves Staples community confused - Vimarsana News

Surprise change of science lunch wave leaves Staples community confused

Staples administrators changed the lunch wave period from first to third on April 24 for students who have science classes during the lunch wave. Students were left confused as they did not receive an  email notice for the change, instead finding out from teachers or by walking in late to their science classes. Some students...

E-Cigarette use declines among students - Vimarsana News

E-Cigarette use declines among students

“Great, another Inklings article about vaping,” you say, barely skimming through before moving on to the next story about a new album from a pop artist. Yet despite the messaging that vaping is an omnipresent threat to students at Staples High School, according to Assistant Principal Patrick Micinilio, most students do not vape. Several challenges...

As winter break approaches, number of distance learners increases - Vimarsana News

As winter break approaches, number of distance learners increases

The number of distance learners at Staples has tripled since the start of the school year with 363 students, roughly 20% of the population, fully remote as of Dec. 7. 125 students were distance learners on the first day of school.  The number of students deciding to go fully remote is only expected to increase as winter break nears, according to Assistant Principal Patrick Micinilio  “The number of distance earners has been increasing daily as we get closer to the winter break,” Micinilio said. “Grade-level Assistant Principals and/or counselors have been getting emails from parents o...