The Episcopal Academy
Grace Reilly ‘19 The 2018 season for the ever-growing EA Robotics Team was its most successful ever. The varsity team, called 2234, won first place at their SBPLI Long Island Regional competition, landing them a spot in the World Competition […]
Mary Cipperman’21 On May 6, Episcopal Academy’s girls’ novice 8+ boat won City Championships for the first time in 23 years. They are now petitioning to participate in the Scholastic Rowing Association of America (SRAA) Championships, a national competition. Run […]
Hannah Pang ‘19 Shaam Gambhir ‘23 is a humble, well-spoken eighth-grader, who happens to be an elite squash player. This year, Gambhir played number two on EA’s varsity team. His passion for squash is evident in his on-court work ethic […]
Michael Bai ‘20 Cappies Nominations: LEAD ACTOR IN A PLAY Jacob Viscusi ‘19 SUPPORTING ACTRESS IN A PLAY Adelynn Anderson ‘18 FEATURED ACTRESS IN A PLAY Cerena Robertson ‘19 OUTSTANDING 11TH GRADE CRITIC Phoebe Barr ‘19 Independence Awards Nominations: BEST […]
Anjali Bose ‘20 Sejin Park ‘20 is May’s Artist of the Month for his exemplary skill and commitment to both the Upper School Orchestra and the Chamber Ensemble. Park said that “I play the viola in the Chamber Orchestra and […]
Theodore Vadot ‘19 As the school year comes to a close, Episcopal’s artists are finishing their final pieces of art and taking all their art home. However, the gallery is not quite done yet; the seniors might already be done […]
Michael Bai ‘20 The Dora Khayatt Art Prize recognizes students’ achievements in the visual arts. Nine Upper School students have been awarded this prestigious prize for their pieces in three possible categories: 3-D Design, 2-D Design, and Photography. Members of […]
As the school year comes to an end, students are racking up the amount of lates they have been receiving. This increase in late arrivals unnecessarily punishes kids, forcing them to go to detention when they accumulate ten or more […]
Luke Giordano ’19, Nick Peyton ’19 A senior student at Episcopal wants nothing more than to bound past their final academic formalities and enjoy the warm summer air. However, the refuge of summer vacation is guarded by a heavy hand as […]
Anti-Student Grace Smith ’19 School days are busy and unpredictable. Quizzes pop up. Teachers ask to meet. Students realize they need their free period to do that unfinished homework. A student’s test may run late, causing them to miss their […]