The Episcopal Academy
Staff Editorial Student feedback on teachers is an integral aspect of improving teaching quality and classroom environments, and EA should not only collect it more often, but must resume collecting it in the first place. Through initiatives such as the […]
Madeleine Ott ‘22 With the Democrats now officially at the helm of the Senate until at least the 2022 elections and Joe Biden in office, the future of the country looks bright with a long-awaited opportunity to pass meaningful legislation […]
Gianna Trala ‘23 When students returned to in-person school this January, they were met with a few changes to the school environment since last being in-person in November: a switch of lounges, a change in cafeteria arrangements, and a new […]
This year, chapel has remained an integral part of the EA community despite having to adapt to fit COVID guidelines. However, there have not been many senior speeches, a staple of Upper School chapels throughout the years. Typically, many seniors […]
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 | Mia Cabral ‘22 A member of Episcopal’s band program since seventh grade, Felix Zhu is February’s artist of the month. Zhu plays clarinet in both the concert and jazz band. He discusses his involvement in music […]
Lily Rosenberg ’22 The 2021 winter dance season will look very different from years past due to COVID-19 precautions. The dance team has had to adapt to a series of changes to the regular winter season, including not being able […]
Fiona Riley ’23 Among the many Americans grieving the outcomes of the January 6th Capitol Building riots were those who feared for the historic art in the building. For many watching the news that Wednesday, images of rioters crammed inside […]
Eshika Tangri ’23 This spring, EA students will perform a production of Godspell, with opening night projected for May 20th, 2021. Dan Clay, producer of the musical, chose this show specifically for the message that it portrays, one that is […]