The Episcopal Academy
Cameron Buonocore ‘20 Beginning in September 2020, students will be able to retake an individual section of the ACT. ACT chief commercial officer Suzanne Delanghe claims this abrupt change is just another way to offer students the ability to improve […]
Maiah Islam ’21 This year EA is implementing a new evaluation process that will assess faculty and administrators to help them grow. “We [the administrators] spent all of last year talking about what this process should look like,” says Head […]
Gianna Trala ‘23 Margaret Lo ‘23 Stephania Calastri ‘23 Beginning last year, EA’s administration, working with other leaders in the community, has been creating a strategic plan for EA. The plan emphasizes five key initiatives: improving the health and well-being […]
Noble Brigham ‘20 In 1968 Tom Dalzell ‘69 and Van Kalbach ‘69 wrote a long editorial for Scholium entitled “Commentary and Proposal for Reform at Episcopal Academy.” This article changed the course of EA history; many of their suggestions have […]
Kevin Sporici ‘20 Every EA student knows the experience of sitting in the corner of a dark classroom, awaiting the PA announcement ending the lockdown drill. These drills can seem quite uneventful and students are often oblivious to the real […]
Amelia Cabral ‘22 | Gianna Cilluffo ‘22 | Abigail Gallo ‘22 Teenage suicide rates have been steadily increasing. Although it may seem like a major problem nationally, it’s hard to conceptualize events like this in our community. According to a […]
College application season is underway yet again, and many high school students feel anxious that one little number could mean the difference between acceptance and rejection. In order to attain these high scores, many students turn to outside test preparation […]
Episcopal Academy offers its students numerous opportunities to serve their community alongside friends, peers, and teachers throughout the entirety of the school year. These activities range from ones on Episcopal’s campus, like Science Saturdays or the Casserole Blitz, to other […]
Alexandra Gobran ’23 | Caroline Swell ’23 Energetic, loud, and excited: the atmosphere during the pep rally accurately represents student anticipation for Spirit Week, a week that cumulates with one of Episcopal Academy’s most important athletic competitions: AIS/Haverford Weekend, a […]
Some, however, believe that art can be separated from the artist. Ryan Dankanich, Middle and Upper School band teacher, says, “Art in the general sense—visual, music, dance, et cetera—elicits feelings and emotions from people: it’s why we consume it. Michael […]