The Time Provided to Students for Lunch is Insufficient Photo by Anton Murygin on Unsplash For many students, lunch is supposed to be a break. It’s a chance to eat, recharge and socialize before returning to class. With only 40 minutes scheduled between 12:35 p.m. and 1:15 p.m., that break often feels rushed. Between walking, waiting in lines and leaving campus, the window to actually sit down and eat is not sufficient. As a result, students are left balancing time, stress an

Gallery: The Upper School Hosts Its Annual Awards Ceremony During Community Time

Seniors Take Their Annual Trip to Universal for Grad Bash

The Class of 2026 Does Their Decision Day Parade Through the School

Maclay Seniors Walk in the Decision Day Parade

Maclay Hosts Their Annual Charter Lunch for Charter Students

Maclay’s Production of “The Little Mermaid” Photo by Kayleigh Mitchell / Maclay Andalusian Every spring, Maclay School’s theatre department performs stunning shows, with this year’s being “The Little Mermaid.” The musical is based on Disney's 1989 animated film, following Ariel, a young mermaid, as she sacrifices her voice to win the heart of a human prince. The show is an emotionally driven production that, beneath the bright costumes and familiar songs, reflects a story abo

Maclay Mu Alpha Theta Travels to Orlando for the State Math Competition Photo taken by Lauren Fantle After a semester full of regional competitions and preparation, Mu Alpha Theta’s most competitive mathletes traveled to Orlando, Fla. for the state math convention with sponsor John Gussaroff and chaperone Lauren Fantle. They competed across several divisions including Theta (Algebra II), Alpha (Precalculus) and Mu (Calculus). Mathletes greatly look forward to the state compet

Maclay Economics Students Complete UrbanPlan Project Photo by Blair Bayliss / Maclay Andalusian The Maclay School senior honors economics classes, taught by Stephanie Amidon, turned theory into practice this spring, producing redevelopment plans after weeks of research. UrbanPlan is a nationwide educational simulation that teaches students how to balance the competing priorities of real-world community development. Students were split into competing teams and assigned specif

Maclay Takes Middle and Upper School Latin Students to the 77th Annual FJCL State Competition