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Kathleen Mark ‘21 The COVID-19 situation has been challenging for all departments regarding how to make the transition from real class to virtual class; this has been especially difficult for visual arts classes like my own. The art classes at […]
Caden Collins ‘23 | Eshika Tangri ‘23 Students walking up the front stairwell in the Upper School may have noticed an in-progress mural on the wall leading up to the second floor. This mural, designed and created by members of EA’s […]
Anjali Bose ‘20 Dominic Minicozzi, well known in the EA community as an actor, dancer, and instrumentalist, is Scholium’s artist of the month of April. Minicozzi’s interest and participation in the arts began at a young age. “I’ve been actually […]
Gianna Cilluffo ‘22 | Abigail Gallo ‘22 | Mia Cabral ‘22 Just a little over 10 years ago, many teachers instructing us today were sitting in our seats learning at the Episcopal Academy as students. The EA community, especially their […]
Kevin Sporici ‘20 The newspaper industry has significantly declined within the last couple decades, and many local papers may find themselves struggling to stay afloat. So much can be found online, and newspapers are becoming less of a reality. Arnie […]
Noble Brigham ‘20 The controversial EITC tax credit program is business as usual for Episcopal and other independent schools in Pennsylvania, but is generally murky to students, parents, and the average donor. In theory, the Educational Improvement Tax Credit program […]
Maiah Islam ‘21 | Molly Limaye ‘21 Feedback plays a critical role in determining whether adaptations to new contexts are successful and this seems more true than ever in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. After two weeks of online […]
Grace Haupt ‘20 There isn’t a word or phrase to perfectly capture the mix of disappointment, longing, and gratitude that the student body feels since quarantine began. Most missed are the friendly faces seen in the hallways and on the […]
Ava Hendrickson ‘22 | Kathryn Lynn ‘22 Weeks before school actually closed on March 12 due to the COVID-19 outbreak, EA’s administrators were preparing for the transition. In regards to the decision to transfer to online learning, T.J. Locke, Head of […]