By Pippa Barton and Kayla Resnick Zaj Burgie, or Mr. Burgie as most people know him, came to Fieldston in 2001 when he was in pre-k and graduated high school in 2016.
By Mishka Altschul In a small town in Massachusetts, there once lived two sisters. A tale as old as time, I know. Sally, who was more on the practical side, and Gillian,
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By Rose Posternak Over the pandemic, life at Fieldston changed drastically. From being in school, laughing with friends, and juggling classes to sitting at a computer all day trying to work Google
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By Pippa Barton (6th Grade) At Fieldston, homecoming is an important tradition. It’s a tradition that has been going for a long long time. Homecoming gives you a sense of community, candy,
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by Sophia Thompson Dystopian Novels (The Hunger Games) Welcome to Reading with Sophia. At the start of the year, I thought of this column when I was brainstorming articles for the Fieldstonian.
Moreby Caitlin Neidow Ava Heller is a part of the Fieldston faculty who has managed to incorporate important social justice issues such as racism into her studio. It was one of the
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