The Episcopal Academy
Nayan Shankaran ‘24 During the past year, EA’s Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) has committed to researching best practices and designing new professional development guidelines for EA faculty to rapidly cultivate the skills needed for online education, according to […]
Aaron Tang ’24 Under a new presidential directive, EA teachers and educators nationwide will now be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 1A. On Tuesday, March 2nd following President Biden’s directive for all states to prioritize educators for […]
Michelle Jiang ‘24 “This year with my harder course load and prepping for my SAT, the amount of sleep I get is significantly less than what I used to get.” – Mia Cabral ‘22 “I usually get around eight hours […]
The newest addition to the Upper School’s variety of clubs is the Community Service Knitters Cooperative, which teaches students how to knit so they can use their skills to make hats and scarves for service-based projects. The club is led […]
Jack Crowley ‘24 | Gavin Schmidt ‘24 Throughout the month of March, the EA Community Service Corps is holding Mutt Madness, an annual event that raises awareness and donations for the Providence Animal Center. This opportunity allows students to buy […]
Gianna Cilluffo ‘22 Throughout the school year, the Creative Writing Club (CWC) has worked to intertwine creative writing with social commentary, giving students an opportunity to express themselves and their opinions. Club member Ava Hendrickson ‘22 explains, “We’ve spent time […]
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 | Mia Cabral ‘22 In reaction to a chaotic and tumultuous year, Epolitan’s staff plans to embrace the pandemic, publishing a magazine that features works related to the events of 2020. Although the 2019-2020 Epolitan publication faced […]
Lily Rosenberg ‘22 William Sargent ‘22 is February’s Artist of the Month for his prowess and dedication to visual art. Head of the Art Department and Sargent’s teacher, David Sigel, explains that “watching William work in the studio is inspiring. […]
By Fiona Riley’22 In response to COVID-19 restrictions, members of the art department began exploring ways to adjust the platform given to students to share their various talents. Without beloved Open Mic Nights, large dance performances, or talent shows, faculty […]
Ronak Nagar ‘24 The COVID-19 pandemic has intensified stress in youth populations, especially in terms of learning and school. The circumstances of the past year have also led scientists and psychologists to analyze mental health in teen and adult populations; […]