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Former EA head, Ham Clark is keeping busy

Posted on March 6, 2014 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old Features, Old Scholium

Grant Plotkin ’16: Ham Clark, former Episcopal Academy Head Of School, recently visited EA for the first time in six months since his departure. Scholium decided to check in with Clark and learn about his experiences as the new headmaster of the American Community School (ACS) in Beirut, Lebanon. Clark described the American Community School (ACS) … Read More “Former EA head, Ham Clark is keeping busy” »

Former EA head, Ham Clark is keeping busy

Posted on March 6, 2014 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old Features, Old Scholium

Grant Plotkin ’16: Ham Clark, former Episcopal Academy Head Of School, recently visited EA for the first time in six months since his departure. Scholium decided to check in with Clark and learn about his experiences as the new headmaster of the American Community School (ACS) in Beirut, Lebanon. Clark described the American Community School (ACS) … Read More “Former EA head, Ham Clark is keeping busy” »

EA changes summer programs

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Rohan Rajogopalan ’14: Episcopal Academy’s summer programs are undergoing revisions to offer several new courses, including higher level Math courses and a continuation of the J-Term App Challenge course. Dr. Cathy Hall, Assistant Head of School, who is overseeing the new summer curriculum, described the courses as exciting opportunities for “students who really want to go … Read More “EA changes summer programs” »

EA changes summer programs

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Rohan Rajogopalan ’14: Episcopal Academy’s summer programs are undergoing revisions to offer several new courses, including higher level Math courses and a continuation of the J-Term App Challenge course. Dr. Cathy Hall, Assistant Head of School, who is overseeing the new summer curriculum, described the courses as exciting opportunities for “students who really want to go … Read More “EA changes summer programs” »

Head of Lower School to leave EA

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Leah Yao ’15: Andrea Danial, Head of Lower School, has recently resigned from her position and will be leaving Episcopal at the end of June. Dr. T.J. Locke, Head of School, notified Lower School parents last Tuesday that Danial is looking to take on new leadership roles at other schools. According to Locke, “differing views and … Read More “Head of Lower School to leave EA” »

EA hires new Director of Enrollment Management

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Wilson Smerconish ’16: Peter Anderson will join Episcopal’s faculty when he replaces Rachel Tilney as Director of Enrollment Management, known to many students as Admissions Director, this upcoming fall. Anderson, a Vermont native, graduated from Middleburry with a BA in American history and currently leads the admissions department at Lancaster Country Day School. He began working … Read More “EA hires new Director of Enrollment Management” »

Collegeboard to change the SAT

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Sam Niu ’15, Eunice Ju ’15: Formula scoring, the practice of penalizing students for incorrect answers, used on standardized tests such as the SAT and AP exams, may soon be a thing of the past. Head of School T.J. Locke broke the news to Scholium, saying, “‘Formula Scoring’ is going away in future versions of the SAT. … Read More “Collegeboard to change the SAT” »

Starfest name controversy

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Leah Yao ’15: Starfest, an annual fundraising event hosted by the Episcopal Academy Parents Association (EAPA), has met controversy over this year’s theme titled “WhitEAffair” for being offensive and exclusive. The title “WhitEAffair” stems from the concept of a “White Party”, where the decor and participants are dressed in white. The Starfest Committee liked the visual … Read More “Starfest name controversy” »

EA endures snowy winter

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

John Flynn ’14: The Episcopal campus and surrounding area have been hit with unprecedented winter storms during the past three months.  However, although these storms have delayed and closed schools for multiple days, the Episcopal maintenance crew has been able to clear the campus and make it safe for students and faculty despite massive snow accumulations. … Read More “EA endures snowy winter” »

EA endures snowy winter

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

John Flynn ’14: The Episcopal campus and surrounding area have been hit with unprecedented winter storms during the past three months.  However, although these storms have delayed and closed schools for multiple days, the Episcopal maintenance crew has been able to clear the campus and make it safe for students and faculty despite massive snow accumulations. … Read More “EA endures snowy winter” »

Photographer arrested at girls Inter-Ac swim meet

Posted on March 6, 2014September 29, 2025 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old News

Chester Thai ’14: The Newtown Police detained an unknown photographer who was taking pictures on his phone during the girls Inter-Ac swim meet at Episcopal’s natatorium on Tuesday, February 4. Joe Shanahan, Manager of Campus Safety, said “the system worked the way you hoped it would.” He explained that “Some of the swimmers started to … Read More “Photographer arrested at girls Inter-Ac swim meet” »

“Art rEvolution” on display in art gallery

Posted on January 26, 2014 By TECHALERT
Archives, Old Arts, Old Scholium

Amanda Molitor ’14: For two weeks, the Crawford Campus Center Gallery will display the result of the hard work and dedication of the students who took part in the “Art rEvolution” J-Term course.  Under the guidance of Visual Arts Chair David Sigel and 3-D Design teacher Hilary Hutchison, 19 student-artist were provided with six hours of … Read More ““Art rEvolution” on display in art gallery” »

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