School loses power, classes move online for a day
September 16, 2021
Since the St. John’s campus lost power, on Sept. 15, Middle and Upper School students attended virtual classes, while Lower School lessons remained paused.
Hurricane Nicholas moves across Houston, causes school closures, power outages
September 14, 2021
On Sept. 14 at 12:30 a.m., Category 1 Hurricane Nicholas landed on the Gulf Coast.
Shomik Ghose (’19) to compete with Columbia University in College Bowl Championship
September 6, 2021
On Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 9 p.m., Shomik Ghose (’20) will compete with the Columbia University team in the College Bowl Championship. The winners will receive $125k scholarships.
Upper School students tutor refugee children, host Summer Express on Zoom
September 16, 2021
In 2006, sophomores Laynie Johnson (‘08) and Johnny Leader (‘08) sought to bridge the gap in academic achievement between wealthy and low-income children. This June, Summer Express was held over Zoom due to COVID, and tutors worked with a total of 28 kids.
“Invisible” communities poisoned by rampant industrial pollution
July 16, 2021
Houston’s massive infrastructure upholds its reputation as the stronghold of American oil, but underlying the city's status as an industrial juggernaut is a tortured legacy of environmental racism.
Video: Behind the scenes at The Review
June 7, 2021
Go behind the scenes at The Review with Lexi Guo and Keval Shah.
Day in the Life of a cross country runner
September 13, 2021
Junior Natalie Boquist recounts her experience traveling to Dallas and competing in the Greenhill 6-Mile Relay at Norbuck.
30 years later, alums reflect on 1991 SPC baseball title
September 10, 2021
In 1991, the St. John’s Rebels beat the Episcopal Knights to win the Southwest Preparatory Conference baseball championship. Thirty years later, the team, now called the Mavericks, is seeking to win another title.
Video: Mavs take down the Dragons 35-23
September 8, 2021
On Aug. 27, the Mavs took down the Dragons 35-23.
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