Whitney's Sisters' Pride delves into social media and the forces shaping beauty standards, often creating an unrealistic image of perfection. Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat flood our screens with curated snapshots of flawless skin, sculpted bodies, and glamorous lifestyles. These images, though often heavily edited or filtered, can have a profound impact on how individuals—especially young people—view themselves.

Today, Whitney shares insights on respect and its vital role in shaping the culture at St. Margaret's School. She highlights how it is fostered through daily interactions, mutual understanding, and a commitment to building a positive environment where everyone feels valued and supported in the community.

Report on our BSSAC events and Sisters' Pride with Whitney speaks about competition

Meet Via - our Master of the Colors leading our Blue-Grey Competitions speaks with Whitney

In this episode, Whitney is reflecting on Chat GPT and its role in learning and challenging one's character development. A backdrop of this was an Axois Report yesterday, which found that public schools are rethinking homework policies to reduce student stress as mental health and artificial intelligence push the issue into focus. A.I, tools, like ChatGPT, are increasingly used for homework, raising concerns about the balance between learning and relying on technology. Nevertheless, the American educational system continues to fall behind steadily, as 23% of the freshmen in college today will drop out by Christmas 2024 - that's in three months. Here's Whitney with Sisters Pride.

Labor Day Weekend marks the changing seasons and change is in the air - embrace it!

We are speaking of our sisterhood. Whitney speaks with several students about the framing of the Sisterhood of St. Margaret's.

In this episode of Sisters Pride, Whitney Quinn shares valuable tips on how to kickstart the academic year successfully. Emphasizing the importance of organization, she highlights the benefits of using the blue planners provided by the school, which have helped students stay ahead in their coursework. Whitney also encourages setting personal academic goals, which can motivate during challenging times. She stresses the significance of establishing a consistent routine, both in the morning and throughout the day, to ease the transition from summer to school life. Lastly, she suggests joining or starting a club to add joy and balance to the school experience.

Whitney speaks to our Head Prefect on her role and goals for this year. Martine reports on JV Volleyball victory.

Other students join Whitney to speak of the upcoming athletic competitions.