Students at U-32 are required to demonstrate proficiency in Engaged Citizenship. In the school’s most recent description, a few examples were given for how on...
In Chas Legge’s senior year his rugby team went to the state championship. As the last seconds of the game ticked away, Legge felt the pressure set in. “We ...
The U-32 soccer girls are facing up against Harwood in their 6th game of the season. Caroline Kirby muscles her way through two bigger defenders and s...
U-32 junior Nathaniel Rice has often experienced anxiety. In past years, his teachers allowed him to leave the room if he began to panic, but he didn’t have...
Editor's Note: This piece follows up on last year's budget cuts. Read more here: https://u32chronicle.com/2019/05/15/people-are-disappointed-this-year...
The studio was cold. Abby hadn’t thought about the temperature when she was watching the show. She only focused on knowing the answers. But now, sitting in a ...
It was about a year into the new track project before anyone at U-32 knew the track was going to be red. The contract for the track is 395 pages, bound in a...
Derek Spear isn't one to hide his love for Batman. One does not have to be in his room for long to notice the wall filled with Batman memorabilia or the framed ...
Caswell was destined to do something athletic. Her 3 older sisters played striker and forward on the soccer field. Her father was a triathlete and biked across ...
Editor's Note: New Faces is an annual series on the Chronicle in which we introduce new members of the U-32 staff. Charlotte Pitone is the first of the 2019-20 ...
This article is the first of three of the Legends series.
At the first few track practices of the season, Mark Chaplin shows his athletes how everyth...
