The Episcopal Academy
Alyssa Sterner ‘24 March is Women’s History Month, a time spent recognizing female struggles and accomplishments, as well as reflecting on the evolution and progress society has made in terms of taking strides to promote and embrace gender equality. The […]
Riley Thibodeau ‘23 Episcopal students’ learning experience has become increasingly dependent upon laptops, which are necessary for completing homework assignments, doing in-class work, and communicating with teachers. However, the role of this technology only came into effect during the past […]
Riley Thibodeau ‘23 From forgetting to wear a tie to committing plagiarism, EA students often subvert the Episcopal’s codes of conduct on various scales of severity. To deal with this, Episcopal has several committees in place to hear about disciplinary […]
Maggie Dugery ‘23 Sarah Kotapka ‘23 College Board statistics indicate that around 775,000 students took the AP Literature and AP Language exams in 2021. In recent years, Episcopal students are typically not among those taking the exams. Although Episcopal Academy […]