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2022 Fall Dance Show: Kaleidoscope

By Divya Bhungalia, Section Editor • November 16, 2022

During this school year, we’ve experienced a plethora of different changes, such as the dress guidelines, school lunches, and many more. The Arts departments have had some changes as well, which includes...

Major Minors Tour

By Sabien Reck, Section Editor • October 19, 2022

As clubs and associations started getting to know each other, our very own acapella group, Major Minors, has taken music to new heights on the ‘22-23 FHS Tour. Our award-winning acapella group embarked...

Upcoming US Play Clue to be Performed Four Times by a Double Cast

By Serene Zhu, Section Editor • October 19, 2022

The Flint Hill community is very excited for this Fall’s upcoming play production. The humor-filled “whodunit” murder mystery (based on the 1985 film and Hasbro board game), Clue, will be brought...

Upper School Fall Play Based on the Board Game Clue

By Serene Zhu, Section Editor • September 28, 2022

This fall, the Upper School play is inspired by a murder mystery game: Clue. Flint Hill students auditioned on Tuesday, September 6 and Wednesday, September 7. Freshman Maisie Herrick, who is playing the...

Actors Prepare for a Fall Performance of an 80s Classic, Clue

By Sarah Srihandi, Deputy Editor • September 28, 2022

The leaves are turning red, the temperature is dropping, and pumpkin-flavored everything is back on the shelves; it appears that fall is here. As the season approaches, many of us love to curl up with...

Flint Hill Students Perform in Annual Arts Jam

By Gideon Bobb-Semple, Section Editor • April 26, 2022

The Arts Jam was an immersive and captivating experience that perfectly embodied the Flint Hill spirit. As an avid advocate for student art, I found it very inspiring to see young artists create art that...

One-Act Plays at Flint Hill

By Amelia Vineyard, Deputy Editor • February 15, 2022

The Flint Hill Upper School Theatre Development is once again presenting its annual One-Act Productions. The One-Acts are student-led productions that are only thirty minutes long in comparison to a regular...

Flint Hill’s literary magazine “The Rough Draft” awarded by the National Scholastic Press Association

By Sarah Sirhandi • December 14, 2021

Each year, students at Flint Hill have the opportunity to submit photography, poetry, essays, short stories, and art to “The Rough Draft,” the school’s literary magazine. Last spring’s edition...

Mr. Kohlhagen as the Rat King

By Nia Ashenafi, Section Editor • December 7, 2021

Every day, students walk down to the history hallway to ask for help with work, talk about current events, and share jokes with Upper School history teacher Kristoff Kohlhagen. But what some people do...

The Fall Play: A Light in the Dark

By Esha Banerjee, Section Editor • October 12, 2021

Come one, come all! This year’s Fall Play will be Radium Girls, a true story about a group of inspiring young women and their fight for justice. The first performance will be on Oct. 28 and will follow...

The Nutcracker Play is Available Now! And We Have Some Insights!

By Jerry Gao, Deputy Editor • February 26, 2021

It is certain that all school activities are altered in one way or another this school year. This is no different for The Nutcracker, one of Flint Hill’s most popular annual theater productions, which...

Upper School Theater and Film Students Collaborate for the Nutcracker Play, the First Time in Flint Hill History

By Jerry Gao, Deputy Editor • November 18, 2020

As the regular school schedule resumed, the Upper School Theatre Program announced its annual production of The Nutcracker, one of Flint Hill’s most popular theater productions, which involves performers...

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