The Episcopal Academy
Riya Mukherjee ’23 | Alexandra Gobran ’23 Grade bumps for Honors and AP courses are set to be eliminated beginning with the class of 2025 – next year’s freshman class. Michael Letts, Head of the Upper School, explains, “In essence, […]
Aryav Dhar ’24 Kelly Moore, Episcopal Academy class of 2008, works as Director of Communications for the United States Senate. She graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in Communications, and she earned her Master’s Degree in Public […]
Isabel Rozes ‘24 The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, passed on March 10th, fails to benefit independent schools like Episcopal although it promises aid to EA parents and faculty. The Act designates around $165 billion dollars for Federal Education […]
Rohith Tsundupalli ‘24 Students have provided their teachers with feedback via Google Forms this year. Prior to the 2018-2019 school year, faculty members received student comments through a paid, third-party software called Folio. EA temporarily opted not to mandate opportunities […]
Nayan Shankaran ‘24 COVID-19 vaccinations are now available to teachers in Delaware County, but EA will not require them for faculty members. Instead, receiving them will be voluntary. Human Resources Manager Cindy Nichols declined to comment regarding the percentage of […]
Fiona Riley ‘22 Nick Schreder ‘22 is March’s Artist of the Month for his impressive work in photography and dedication to making it a substantial part of his life. Schreder first got into photography during the fall of 8th grade […]
Eshika Tangri ‘23 Theater for Change, taught by theater department member Kelly Bertucci, will be a new course offered in the 2021-22 academic year and will focus on a variety of theatre-related topics in the context of society. According to […]
Kat Barber ‘23 | Gianna Trala ‘23 Prom will be outside and on campus this year instead of at an exciting site like the Constitution Center or the Aquarium, but the fact that it will happen at all is big […]
Gavin Schmidt ‘24 | Aru Venugopalan ‘24 May Term, an interactive two-week course that students would normally engage in at the end of the school year, has been cancelled for the second year in a row due to COVID-19 restrictions. […]