Program
School Publications
The Budget, St. Bernard’s literary magazine, dates from the school’s beginning. Overseen by the school librarians, this magazine is published twice a year. Of more recent date are the yearbook, The Keg, produced by the ninth grade, and newspapers produced by different classes. The school also publishes a newsletter, which highlights alumni and current school news.
Our Publications
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The Budget
The school librarians oversee the publication of The Budget, our magazine of student art and writing. This magazine, produced twice a year, aims to publish and celebrate a variety of poems, stories, and pictures about school life and the boys’ lives in general. Boys are proud if their work is chosen. The librarians always aim to include the work of as many boys as possible, including many voices in a publication that represents the school.
The Keg
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The Keg is our school yearbook, published annually in June. A copy of each year’s edition is distributed to each boy and faculty/staff member on the morning of the last day of school.
The ninth graders help with preparations for The Keg each year. They send out the letter soliciting ads from the parents and grandparents, approve the theme and page lay-out plans as constructed by the editor, label all of the class photographs and select the dedication.
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St. Bernard's Newsletter
St. Bernard’s Newsletter highlights current school news and alumni news. Published twice annually, the newsletter includes contributions from alumni, faculty, students, and parents. Old Boys’ accomplishments are shared in the news section, books and reviews, feature articles, and articles about recent reunions and gatherings. This printed publication is shared with a community of nearly 6,000 people, including all current and past parents and students.
— School of the News, The Budget, March 1984
“It is remarkable how much news this one small school generates beyond the daily round of teaching and learning. (And how much it records: our ever-growing list of publications now includes VII Kilborne’s excellent paper “The Scoop.”)”
