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Padua Juniors Participate in History Day

Stella W. '19, Writer November 12, 2017

For many students, junior year means tackling History Day, a national competition, with more than 500,000 participants across the country. Here at Padua, the participating students have chosen their topics...

The entrance to the building of the first scary walk. This is one of the only buildings at Pennhurst that have been restored and is in a safe condition.

Pennhurst 2017

Nicole O. '20, Writer November 12, 2017

Pennhurst Asylum is a scary attraction with three scary walks and one walk in the Mayflower building where anyone can walk around and take pictures of what Pennhurst used to be before it was an attraction....

Mr. Sheehan and Mrs. Campbell handing Carter Vaughn her award.

Community Homeroom

Meaghan O. '20, Reporter November 2, 2017

“The purpose of Community Homeroom is to celebrate the accomplishments of our students,” Mrs. Alinda says. “Padua students do many noteworthy things, and it's a great opportunity to recognize those...

Picture taken by Jason Henry from the New York Times.

Recent Northern California Fires

Jennifer C. '21, Reporter October 31, 2017

On October 8, 2017, the northern Californian cities of Cloverdale and Santa Rosa were struck with fifteen major wildfires. Despite California’s history of wildfires, the recent ones have been the deadliest...

New Teacher Profile: Dr. Bozanic

New Teacher Profile: Dr. Bozanic

Dani F. '18, Reporter October 30, 2017

     Now that the first quarter is coming to a close, students and faculty are finally getting the hang of the new school year. One of Padua’s newest additions to the faculty, Dr. Bozanic,...

Ghost Stories in Delaware

Alyssa B. '21, Writer October 30, 2017

Halloween is around the corner and there are many legends and stories about haunted places and ghosts, in Delaware. There are a few legends that have been passed around and since Delaware was the first...

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Cyber Day

Meaghan O. '20, Reporter October 30, 2017

Padua Academy believes in providing the fullest education possible for its students. Because severe weather and other issues that sometimes limit access to the school building, Padua decided a few years...

Director of Admissions, Mrs. Shana Rossi, gives student ambassadors pep talk before the start of Open House.

Open House

Meaghan O. '20, Writer October 30, 2017

On Sunday, October 22, 2017, Padua Academy hosted an open house from around 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. During open house, families were lead on tours around the school by student ambassadors to get a feel for...

Questions to Ask on a College Visit

Dani F. '18, Reporter October 30, 2017

     College is one of the most stressful times for a student in their high school career. Between filling out the Common Application and filing the FAFSA, students are overwhelmed until...

Padua students compete against Archmere in the Academic Bowl meet on October 12th.

Padua Academy Attacks Academic Bowl

Stella W. '19, Writer October 30, 2017

On October 12th, fourteen students representing Padua’s Academic Bowl team piled into a St. Elizabeth’s classroom and prepared to compete against Archmere. With questions ranging from African American...

The Threat of North Korea: What Do Students Think?

Stella W. '19, Writer October 24, 2017

Ever since the Korean Peninsula was divided between Soviet occupation in the north and American occupation in the south after the end of World War II, the northern part of the East Asian peninsula has...

Maria Smith (‘20) and Lynnea Bukanas-Garcia (‘20) Get Together For Another Picture

Fall Fest 2017

Meaghan O. '20, Reporter October 24, 2017

On September 29th the Padua community gathered for Fall Fest. The event was held in the cafe, where students and teachers got the opportunity to participate in games, eat a snack, talk, take pictures,...

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