SAAS Life
The Community Service Organization (CSO) completed its October volunteer project on Saturday, October 25 at Hilloween, an annual Halloween celebration put on by the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce. This was the second year that SAAS students participated in Hilloween.
Read MoreOver the next two weeks, the Cardinal will be holding a raffle on our Facebook and Twitter pages. Each winner will receive a $20 gift card to a local businesses of their choice. Here’s everything you need to know.
Read MoreRather than settling for the traditional black backpack, students at Seattle Academy are switching it up and making their bags or backpacks an additional way of expressing their style. Be it a shoulder bag, cross body, or brightly colored backpack, students are getting innovative with the way they carry their books.
Read MoreSeattle Academy’s Community Service Organization meets every Tuesday to discuss what they can do for the community. This month's event was a walk to raise money for cancer research at Seattle Children’s Hospital’s Adolescent and Young Adult Program.
Read MoreThe sweltering hot summer comes to an end and Seattle Academy students are brought back to gray and rainy reality. Every student has an individual sense of style and taste, but there seems to be a common trend that is slipping into everyone’s outfits: PLAID.
Read MoreCoach Michael Claxton began working at Seattle Academy in 2006. Claxton began work at Seattle Academy as a PE teacher and as the Seattle Academy Head Boys’ Varsity Basketball coach. Now after eight years as head coach Claxton is returning to Germany to coach the SC Rist Wedel Basketball Organization.
Read MoreThe Cardinal interviews candidates for the 2014-2015 ASB term.
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Student-actors have been hard at work on The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. A combination of students and teachers have been creating the costume for Aslan, the lion.
Read MoreThe poetry slam represented the SAAS community in a way that no single poem could. Twenty-six students competed against each other, facing a panel of judges consisting of students and faculty.
Read MoreMargaret Garrison joined Seattle Academy in the sixth grade and has since excelled in the arts. In our interview, Margaret explained how she became such a creatively diverse person, and how she is planning to continue her work in college.
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