The Episcopal Academy
Gianna Cilluffo ‘22 Amelia Cabral ‘22 Abigail Gallo ‘22 Many EA students are beginning to formulate career goals without first figuring out what will best fit with their personal life philosophies. A surprisingly large number of EA teachers […]
Maggie Lo ‘23 A podcast series called EA Unlocked was lauched this year to broadcast the inner workings of EA in a new and interesting way. The series has taken off within the EA community, and as of February 25, […]
Kevin Sporici ‘20 On any school day, students may arrive to their classes to find a sub, but the actual process of selecting and assigning one to a class begins much earlier. The school has a list of substitute teachers […]
Noble Brigham ‘20 Almost completely unknown to students, tucked away in the back of the Middle School office, is something called the Center for Teaching and Learning. Directed by Heather Dupont, Allison Schultz, and Sara Tilles, its mission is “to […]
Caden Collins ‘23 Eshika Tangri ‘23 EA’s gallery will host an exhibit this month to honor Women’s History Month. The show, titled “Taking a Page Out Of Her Book,” will feature pieces by EA parent and artist, Holly Brigham, […]
Kathleen Mark ‘21 Each year, EA’s student productions dazzle and amaze audiences with their student talent, complex choreography, and professional presentation. Dan Clay, US teacher and director of EA’s theater programs, plays an integral role in creating these productions. His […]
John Bishop ’22 Following the recent anniversary of the US men’s ice hockey team’s “Miracle on Ice” win against the Soviet Union in 1980, EA’s Ice Hockey team just finished another remarkable season, finishing second in the Inter-Ac, with an […]
Celia Gallagher ’21 Ella Sundstom ’21 Caroline Burt is a star athlete on the tennis, squash and lacrosse teams, and a captain on each team. She spoke on her time playing for the Episcopal lacrosse team and memories on the […]
Fiona Riley ‘22 Maddy Mitchell ‘22 From babysitting to lifeguarding, many Episcopal students agree that jobs teach a variety of life lessons that ease the transition into the world after high school. Kathleen Mark ‘21 shares a sentiment common among […]
Trisha Tsundupalli ’21 Amidst the dreary winter season that is known for cases of the flu, the fear of the coronavirus has dominated communities from Wuhan, China to Penn Charter here in Philadelphia. We have been told to wash our […]