As the end of the school year is wrapping up, Poly seniors had their final assembly on Friday, May 8. This year’s assembly was quite different...
After five years of teaching journalism and leading the Polygon, Rachael Allen, faculty adviser to the Polygon as well as Media Studies and Journalism...
During the 2025-26 school year at Poly Prep Country Day School, students balanced responsibilities, coursework and exams, resulting in a long...
Jean Belford P’24, Computer and Information Science Department Chair, held a Livingston Lecture on May 13 regarding AI and its future effects...
Dr. Virginia Dillon, History Department Chair, delivered this year's Kastendieck Lecture on May 6 titled “Wires, Waves, and the Web: When Information...

By the time the college acceptance letter hits the inbox, something else quietly slips away: urgency. The late nights feel less necessary, the red pen less threatening and for many seniors, putting forth their best academic effort suddenly seems optional. After years under the weight of grades, peer...

As the end of the school year is wrapping up, Poly seniors had their final assembly on Friday, May 8. This year’s assembly was quite different...

History Faculty AJ Blandford has been part of the Poly Prep community since 2019, teaching history across all Upper School grades and has become...
Stephen Bates, Upper School Mathematics Faculty, is a member of the Faculty AI Task Force and created the Student AI Task Force in Fall of 2025...

The morning of September 11, 2001, started out as any other day for Keating Crown, a 9/11 survivor and founding trustee of the 9/11 Museum and...

As a teenager, life can often feel relentlessly busy.Rigorous academics...

Long before they stood at the front of the classroom, diagramming math...

During lunch, students and faculty filter into a classroom with snacks...
This spring break, Poly Prep’s Girls’ and Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse teams will travel to California and Florida, respectively. These team...
As March Madness approaches, interest is building within the Poly community....
The Poly Prep Blue Devils are preparing for the spring season with a packed...

From the football stadiums to basketball arenas, New York City is a city...

The four-year wait for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is almost over and fans...

Long after the last buses pulled out of the Oval, Poly Prep dancers stayed, still at work, practicing and refining their pieces for the 29th...

Kailynn Hernandez ’27 and Chloe Einaudi ’27 have been chosen to compete in the Roger Rees awards for their outstanding performance in this...
Featuring songs from musicals such as “The Waitress,” “Tick, Tick... Boom!,” “Hadestown,” “Next To Normal” and “The Notebook,”...

Throughout the first few months of 2026, there has been no shortage of heartbreaking, breathtaking and laugh-inducing television shows to keep...

In an era of pop music dominating the radio, a few artists in particular have risen to fame in the eyes of Gen Z, including singer and songwriter...

As you eye 2028, the field of potential nominees for the presidential election is dominated by moderates, ranging from Gavin Newsom and Gretchen...

“The President of the United States, Gavin Newsom, admitted that he has learning disabilities, dyslexia. Everything about him is dumb,” stated...

Oftentimes, people use the cliché “family goes beyond blood” to convey that there are people who have as great an impact on our lives as...
Students at Poly Prep have become less engaged in politics and current events because of the increasingly polarized society we live in as a result...

Picture this: you have been completely cut off from the internet for nearly three months. You haven’t heard from your friends and family in...



















