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Community reacts to Capitol riots, deepening political divide as Trump presidency comes to a close

Trump supporters occupy the Capitol grounds during Wednesday's violent attempt to stop the certification of Joe Biden for President. Incited by President Donald Trump, the mob infiltrated the building, vandalizing statues, stealing property and threatening to hang elected officials. Masters' Students and faculty reflect on the insurrection, and the deepening political divide as Trump leaves office.
Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • January 10, 2021

New York proposals look to regulate non-public curriculum

Matthew Williams, a junior, was one of many students to attend the New York State Education Department’s meeting on the topic of substantial equivalency.
Lance Leys, Accountability and Accuracy Manager • January 6, 2021

Masters Hall library set to open soon

Sophie Grand • January 2, 2021

2020 Year in Review

Logan Schiciano, TBN Producer • January 2, 2021

Middle School adjusts to positive cases

As the Middle School adapts to in-person learning with Covid restrictions, there have been new rules put in place for student's safety that had been difficult to adjust to.
Kwynne Schlossman, Web and Social Media Manager • December 31, 2020

Twists and turns on the road to a Covid vaccine

Vaccine rollout has commenced in the U.S. as public figures including President-Elect Joe Biden and current Vice President Mike Pence have received their first doses.
Kate Sibery, Editor-in-Chief • December 22, 2020

Pooled testing promotes sense of security in pandemic

Logan Schiciano and Carol Queiroz • December 18, 2020

Tower Broadcast News #3

Logan Schiciano and Lance Leys • December 17, 2020

New In Person Schedule

A computer juxtaposes the 2020 - 2021 remote schedule with the new remote schedule.
Carol Queiroz, Advertising manager and copy editor • December 16, 2020

Online students share mixed experiences since reopening

Juniors sit in Masters Hall, looking at online students displayed on the whiteboard. In the first few days of reopening, students found that teachers struggled with juggling both online and in-person students. Since then, many believe that the situation has improved considerably.
Kyla Barantsevitch, Web Editor • December 16, 2020

News Brief: Roundtable with students of color

A screenshot of the fourth annual Saturday Summit on Social Justice, hosted by The Masters School and Rye Country Day. The summit fostered conversations about racial justice, gender and sexuality, and took place over Zoom.
Sophia Van Beek, Features Editor • December 14, 2020

Masters co-hosts fourth annual Summit on Social Justice virtually

A screenshot of the fourth annual Saturday Summit on Social Justice, hosted by The Masters School and Rye Country Day. The summit fostered conversations about racial justice, gender and sexuality, and took place over Zoom.
Kira Ratan, Features Lead Editor • November 21, 2020
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