The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
The official student newspaper of St. John's School.

The Review
Every summer, SJS students volunteer at the Houston Museum of Natural Science and the Houston Zoo.

Students volunteer at Zoo Crew, Ecoteen

Eshna Das and Finn Brewer • October 4, 2022
On a typical summer day in Hermann Park, teenagers help aspiring kindergartner astronauts put on their space suits and embark on a journey through the solar system, while, across the street, other teenagers teach visitors about animals and advocate for animal rights.
Junior Gabriella Saadia edits the Club Hub page in the Plaza.

New Club Hub website showcases over a hundred student clubs

Ethan Nguyen and Parker Moore • October 4, 2022
After a year of work, junior Gabriella Saadia and Assistant Dean of Students Lori Fryman released Club Hub, a new website that displays the over 100 student-clubs at SJS.
Seniors Frances Moriniere and Lily Price cheer for the SJS Spirit Club.

Photo Gallery: Club Fair 2022

Isabella Diaz-Mira, Lexi Guo, and Katie Czelusta • September 19, 2022
On Sept. 1 and 2, Club Fair took place on the Great Lawn. Over a hundred student clubs, each with their own trifold, participated in the event.
Breakfast Club: The Review tries biscuit sandwiches from six fast food chains around St. Johns

Breakfast Club: The Review tries biscuit sandwiches from six fast food chains around St. John’s

Kenna Lee, James Li, Katie Czelusta, Landon Doughty, and Richard Liang • September 15, 2022
In today's special video, The Review's staff attempts to determine which fast food restaurant offers the best breakfast sandwich.
The 22 incident: Declassified photos from Review reconnaissance mission

The 22 incident: Declassified photos from Review reconnaissance mission

James Li, Lexi Guo, and Max Stith • May 18, 2022
Senior Max Stith bids farewell to St. John's.
Jack Bray, Matt Johnston, and James Bond assume the classic prom pose.

Photo Gallery: Students and James Bond at prom

Lexi Guo, Online Photo and Video Editor • May 5, 2022
On Saturday, April 9, juniors and seniors attended the 007 themed prom at Life HTX.
This years onslaught of pollen has increased the severity of students allergy symptoms.

High oak allergen count leaves students feeling a-pollen

Lucy Walker, Online Section Editor • May 4, 2022
This year’s spring has been filled with anticipation, excitement and also… pollen. 2022 has been especially problematic for those suffering from pollen allergies—according to Yale Medicine, patients have been reporting increasingly severe symptoms.
French students showcase their French-themed art. Left to right: Brandon Lozano holds his 3D project, Le Secret du Siècle des Lumières; Kacey Chapman displays her digital art entry as well as her acrylic painting; Isaí Melendez shows his color pencil work; Mia Hong displays her watercolor piece, La Reine des Céréales.

Photo Gallery: French Symposium

Dawson Chang and Ella Piper Claffy • April 25, 2022
On April 2, SJS French students took home the gold at French Symposium.
Video: Review vs. Quadrangle dodgeball match highlights

Video: Review vs. Quadrangle dodgeball match highlights

Emma Chang and Lucy Walker • April 20, 2022
On April 8, two SJS publications went head to head in a friendly dodgeball game to settle an age old rivalry. The Review defeated Quadrangle 2-0.
Together, Philharmonia and Chamber Strings passionately perform Bud Woodruff’s “Adventurer’s Dream.”

Photo Gallery: Fine Arts Assembly Showcase

Lexi Guo, Photo Editor • April 4, 2022
On Wednesday, March 30, students showcased their talents in the annual Fine Arts Assembly.
Students embrace a niche microgenre of music.

The whirlwind rise of hyperpop

Indrani Maitra, Executive Content Editor • March 10, 2022
Students embrace a niche microgenre of music.
For actors, theater is worth sacrificing school and free time. Many view theater as a recreational pastime rather than a burden. 

The life of a St. John’s performer

Richard Liang, Staff Writer • March 10, 2022
Preparations for both the play and the musical “Newsies” began months before their opening nights, starting with auditions. Actors devoted many hours memorizing lines, rehearsing and perfecting the scenes. The end of production is often met with mixed reactions.
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