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Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor

Jenny DeStefano is a 17-year-old senior at Glen Rock High School. This is her third year writing for The Glen Echo. In her free time, Jenny is a varsity cheerleader and enjoys listening to music, baking, and shopping. Jenny is excited to continue writing, and plans to pursue Journalism in college next year.

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Syracuse University (Upstate New York Region)

Syracuse University (Upstate New York Region)

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
June 15, 2020
Senior Abby Kirsch poses with gifts given by her adoptive family.

“Adopt-a-Senior” program celebrates Class of 2020

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
May 28, 2020
Junior Kayla Stephenson.

Diversity of female fashion at GRHS

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
January 29, 2020
High school Administrative Assistant Rebecca Stadlin works at her desk in the attendance office.

Q&A with Administrative Assistant Rebecca Stadlin

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
January 16, 2020
Beijing E-Town Academy is one of many schools which Charleston and Hayward visited during their recent trip to China to examine partner schools.

Board of Education plans to initiate districtwide Chinese exchange program

by Jenny DeStefano, Isis Kirkland, and Chloe Siohan
November 19, 2019
Multiple swastikas were found in Glen Rock Middle and High Schools. This hateful vandalism will not stop until our social environment changes.

Swastika findings won’t stop until we make them

by Jenny DeStefano, Isis Kirkland, and Chloe Siohan
November 14, 2019
As part of the Glen Rock Police Departments effort to combat recent vehicle crimes, a digital sign warns of vehicle theft in downtown Glen Rock.

New digital signs advise: “Don’t be a victim” of vehicle theft

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
November 10, 2019
Coach Erica Little joined the Glen Rock High School cheerleading program as head coach this year.

Fall cheerleading welcomes new coach

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
October 23, 2019
Radio City Rockettes, Megan Levinson and Christine Sienicki, interact with Glen Rock residents at the public library on Sept. 24.

Radio City Rockettes spread holiday cheer in Glen Rock

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
October 2, 2019
Why Scantrons should be used in testing

Why Scantrons should be used in testing

by Jenny DeStefano, FaceBook Manager
June 6, 2018
Phone beds should not be used in classrooms

Phone beds should not be used in classrooms

by Jenny DeStefano, FaceBook Manager
June 5, 2018
More than marketing

[VIDEO] More than marketing

by Jenny DeStefano, FaceBook Manager
May 17, 2018
Sophomore Megan Mulholland earns a student of the month certificate in the art category. Megan felt inspired by her moms studio to continue immersing herself in the art field.

[PHOTO] Playing in clay

May 30, 2018
Barbra made the above platter using clay and melted glass. Through experimentation, Barbra learned how to use melted glass as a unique finish on her pottery.

[PHOTO] From storage room to studio

May 21, 2018
Three clay lanterns shaped like small houses. Barbra keeps these on display in her home, and illuminates them with small candles.

[PHOTO]

Graces oldest sister Laura poses for a picture with her newest sibling in January 2003, when the Huisking family picked up Grace from the orphanage in China.

Adopted overseas

by Jenny DeStefano, FaceBook Manager
December 18, 2017
The class of 2018 girls are dressed as lifeguards for their group Halloween costume.

Senior girls “save” Halloween

by Jenny DeStefano, Facebook Manager
November 14, 2017
Photo Credit: Max Lindley Max Lindley stands beside some of many contributed boxes. The packages were mailed to a hurricane shelter in Houston.

Student’s relief effort helps Texans

by Jenny DeStefano, FaceBook Manager
October 10, 2017

Passing on the torch

by Jenny DeStefano, Managing Editor
June 16, 2017
Setting an example for SeaWorld

Setting an example for SeaWorld

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
June 2, 2017
Students taking AP tests have been preparing in their classes throughout the year. The exams began on May 1.

AP tests stress students, security alike

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
May 12, 2017
Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons The Netflix original series 13 Reasons Why has brought about wrongful concern from parents and school boards.

What’s the problem with Hannah Baker?

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
May 3, 2017
The Greene’s home glows a rufescent shade of red from flames and police lights in the early hours of the morning. The fire sprouted at approximately 1 a.m. and was bridled by roughly 3:30 a.m.

Through the fire

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
April 21, 2017
The Residence Inn Marriott Hotel in Saddle River, NJ is home to many extended-stay residents. The hotel housed the Greene family for approximately seven non-consecutive months, after they were given a voucher by Glen Rock fire chief Tom Jennings.

[PHOTO] Not-So-Suite Life

April 20, 2017
Freshman Megan Mulholland reviews her Latin textbook before an upcoming test.

New college mini-scholarship program introduced

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
February 22, 2017
Freshman Lillie Daschil and Anna Rasmussen pose in front of their bread during judging.

Freshmen biology class competes in bake-off lab

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
January 17, 2017
The college fair has been a great way for Glen Rock students to further their college search for several years now.

University admission officers attend College Fair

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
November 15, 2016
A lawn sign on Prospect Street advising people to sign a petition in protest of AR-1 Ordinance

AR-1 ordinance concerns residents

by Jenny DeStefano, Staff Writer
October 18, 2016
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