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School Buzz - Meet our 2018-19 correspondents

By Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld, Staff writer | September 28, 2018
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SCHOOL BUZZ 2018-19

SCHOOL BUZZ 2018-19 Some of our correspondents gathered before the start of school to coordinate for the upcoming year. (Front row, from left) Elliott Jones, Episcopal; Geneve Goltz, Lamar; Vivian Wu, Awty; James McWhinnie, Saint Thomas’ Episcopal School; Eli Maierson, SJS; Jack Avedesian, Emery; (sitting on chairs) Halliday Mafrige, Duchesne; Liana Salehian, Debakey; (back row, from left) Amber Thomas, Second Baptist; Ariya Selvakumar, HSPVA; Davis Rae, St. John’s School; Aliya Robertson, Westbury Christian; Brady Brazda, The Kinkaid School; Eric Hang, SJS, Ryan Chang, SJS, Andrew Duong, SJS; (standing) Connor McGovern, St. Thomas; (sitting on table) Lauryn Curl, Emery; Katie Giveon, Duchesne; Mary-Ellen Abshire, STES; Celia Houston, STES. (Photo: lawellphoto.com)

Despite the fact that it was a hectic week in late August – for some, school or extracurricular activities had already started – 21 high school students gathered at Episcopal High School to take this photo and talk about the School Buzz program. Some were familiar faces, having served as School Buzz correspondents previously – some started the program as a freshman and are now seniors – and others were new faces.

This fall marks the fifth year of our popular School Buzz blog, a place for high school students to share what’s happening at their campuses. School Buzz correspondents have created hundreds of blog posts over the years, giving behind-the-scenes glimpses into their campuses, students, teachers, classes and activities. This year, we have more than 50 students representing 23 local schools. Meet all of our 2018-19 correspondents and see their blog posts here. 

Editor’s note: If you’re in high school and are passionate about writing or photography, it’s not too late to apply. Check out the blog and apply to become a correspondent. Questions? Email Jordan Magaziner Steinfeld at [email protected].

People in this article: 
Mary-Ellen Abshire, Zaid Ali, Jack Avedesian, Sugat Borthakur, Julia Boyles, Brady Brazda, Ryan Chang, Allison Clark, Rory Coyne, Lauryn Curl, Katie Davis, Andrew Duong, Bronwyn Fogarty, Katie Giveon, Puneetha Goli, Geneve Goltz, Tate Grant, Eric Hang, Arielle Harris, Celia Houston, Elliott Jones, Zoe Kass, Payton Kim, Reena Kudchadker, Hallie Lyons, Halliday Mafrige, Eli Maierson, Connor McGovern, Kevin Mckenna, James McWhinnie, Connor Morley, Stevie Nates, Isabelle Nuzzo, Michelle Pakel, Elyse Pedrick, Davis Rae, Julia Rae, Aliyah Robertson, Rahul Rupani, Liana Salehian, Merriam Scafide, Dania Siddiqi, Anna Siegel, Ishani Shethia, Jenna Talisman, Amber Thomas, Kelly Thomas, Vivian Wu, Miriam Yampuler
Schools in this article: 
The Awty International School, Bellaire High School, The Briarwood School, Carnegie Vanguard High School, Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart, The Emery/Weiner School, Episcopal High School, Houston Christian High School, Incarnate Word Academy, The Kinkaid School, Lamar High School, Memorial High School, Memorial Private High School, Michael E. DeBakey High School for Health Professions, The Post Oak School, Saint Thomas' Episcopal School, Second Baptist School, St. Agnes Academy, St. John's School, St. Thomas High School, Strake Jesuit, The Village School, Westbury Christian School
Tags: 
Student journalism, Student Journalists, High school journalism

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