Episcopal Academy
Jessica Hao ’19: “When I was only a few years old I would be dancing to Michael Jackson and trying to imitate him,” explained Brian Seam ‘16, co-captain of the Episcopal Dance team. Many of Seam’s skills have been self-taught. He explained, “The earliest type of actual dance class I had was winter dance in sixth … Read More “December Artist of the Month: Brian Seam ’16” »
Sarah Barr ’16: “No plan, no actual practice, is going to feel…radically different” stated Dr. Cathy Hall, Assistant Head of School, at a meeting regarding the change from the current schedule – which revolves around a 12 day cycle with seven 40-minute periods – to an eight day cycle with five blocks a day, where … Read More “Schedule change addressed in student-administration forum” »
Sarah Barr ’16: “No plan, no actual practice, is going to feel…radically different” stated Dr. Cathy Hall, Assistant Head of School, at a meeting regarding the change from the current schedule – which revolves around a 12 day cycle with seven 40-minute periods – to an eight day cycle with five blocks a day, where … Read More “Schedule change addressed in student-administration forum” »
On December 3rd, 2015, Becca Archambault ’16 recited a poem that she wrote as her Chapel speech. Watch the full Chapel service here. Her poem is found below. I want to tell you a story, if you ‘ll lend me an ear, Not an extraordinary story, but one completely sincere. Of a girl in your shoes … Read More “Becca Archambault ’16 recites poem as Chapel speech” »
Disability is not the first thing to come to mind when one thinks of diversity. However, “ability is one of our social identifiers,” Director of Diversity and Inclusion Walidah Justice explained. The Upper School was first introduced to the story of Nicholas Gaynor, a Villanova student with cerebral palsy, during Chapel on Thursday on November … Read More “Villanova student Nick Gaynor and his team visits EA” »
Disability is not the first thing to come to mind when one thinks of diversity. However, “ability is one of our social identifiers,” Director of Diversity and Inclusion Walidah Justice explained. The Upper School was first introduced to the story of Nicholas Gaynor, a Villanova student with cerebral palsy, during Chapel on Thursday on November … Read More “Villanova student Nick Gaynor and his team visits EA” »
Eric Haab- Boston University-Lacrosse AJ Lotsis Georgetown University-Baseball Christian Feliziani-Ohio State-Lacrosse Andrew Owsiany-University of North Carolina-Diving Sydney Gagnon-Virginia Tech-Lacrosse Haley Potter-Boston College-Crew Claudia Becker-Davidson College-Lacrosse Margaux Paolino-Duke University-Field Hockey Courtney Williamson-University of North Carolina-Field Hockey Matt Blommer-University ofNotre Dame-Lacrosse Alex Burman-New Jersey Institute of Technology-Baseball Julia Thompson-University of Virginia-Squash Drew Silvera-University of Delaware-Lacrosse
Photographer Jonno Rattman presented his work “The Ride of Their Lives” in the Campus Center Art Gallery during lunch on November 17th, 2015. Also attending was Burkhard Bilger who wrote about the context behind the photos in his article in The New Yorker. The photo series introduces a very different world from ours in which children “prepare … Read More ““The Ride of Their Lives”: Jonno Rattman and Burkhard Bilger” »
Photographer Jonno Rattman presented his work “The Ride of Their Lives” in the Campus Center Art Gallery during lunch on November 17th, 2015. Also attending was Burkhard Bilger who wrote about the context behind the photos in his article in The New Yorker. The photo series introduces a very different world from ours in which children “prepare … Read More ““The Ride of Their Lives”: Jonno Rattman and Burkhard Bilger” »
Upper School students and faculty were asked to enter and leave Chapel on November 17th in silence to honor the innocent victims who died in the Paris Attacks on Friday, November 13th. Three speakers, member and teacher in the history and religion departments Dr. Topher Row, and Upper School French teachers Marc Eripret and Christele … Read More “Chapelle: La tragédie à Paris” »
Upper School students and faculty were asked to enter and leave Chapel on November 17th in silence to honor the innocent victims who died in the Paris Attacks on Friday, November 13th. Three speakers, member and teacher in the history and religion departments Dr. Topher Row, and Upper School French teachers Marc Eripret and Christele … Read More “Chapelle: La tragédie à Paris” »
Upper School students and faculty were asked to enter and leave Chapel on November 17th in silence to honor the innocent victims who died in the Paris Attacks on Friday, November 13th. Three speakers, member and teacher in the history and religion departments Dr. Topher Row, and Upper School French teachers Marc Eripret and Christele … Read More “Chapelle: La tragédie à Paris” »