The Episcopal Academy
Toni Radcliffe ’14: Even though Geoff Wagg, Head of Upper School, began the year by issuing a bold challenge for Episcopal to become a school with no cheating, it seems our community has seen no improvement in this area. Firstly, […]
Katie O’Reilly ’14: As EA is a community with so much at its fingertips, it is not uncommon for those visiting Episcopal to wonder how the school is using its wealth for the benefit of the global community. During the […]
Alec Frey ’16: The Junior class, led by the clever minds of Connor Longen and Drew Debacco, has begun a grade wide game of “assassins.” “Assassins,” an activity popular on high school and college campuses throughout the country, is a […]
Sam Niu ’15:The first and second Triumvirates were two sets of three extraordinary people, the most influential and powerful of their time in Ancient Rome. Amongst the Episcopal Academy Classics Department, a third Triumvirate has been established by three incredible […]
Amanda Paolino ’15, Cole Testauti ’16: As we approach the last few weeks of school, the Episcopal community has been preparing itself for a number of new beginnings in the upcoming school year. One of these preparations has been the […]
Dana Giles ’15: Despite students’ attempts to save the event, Artsfest for the 2012-2013 school year has been officially canceled. Artsfest is a festival meant to be held every year to celebrate different art forms provide a platform for EA’s […]
Melanie Kovacs ’15: If you are ever looking for senior Najah Majors, it is a safe bet you will find her in one of two places: either the ceramics room, sculpting while chatting with her friends, or in the dark […]
Brittany Belo ’14:Prom season is upon us! Whether “prama” has gotten you down or you simply cannot wait for June 1st to come around, every girl is looking for her perfect dress for the big night. If you seek […]