Episcopal Academy
Chloe Kinzig ’14: In order to improve the circulation of campus traffic during the morning commute, a safety official of the Episcopal Academy has been assigned to the intersection at the three-way stop sign right before the entrance to the middle school circle. Now, Every weekday morning from 7:35 to 8:00, James Wellman, member of … Read More “EA slows down traffic” »
Artsfest has again been cancelled by the administration in light of incidents from previous years and concerns about student behavior. Scholium strongly suggests that this decision be reversed, as it is unfair to punish the entire Upper School for the actions of a few individuals and to deprive the artistically talented of an opportunity to … Read More “Scholium Staff Editorial: Artsfest Cancellation” »
Catie Hopkins ’13: The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December and the January incident involving an unidentified photographer in Episcopal’s athletic center served as catalysts for the creation of new security practices on campus; while keeping people safe should be the administration’s primary concern, the way the school currently goes about protecting us is … Read More “Campus safety at EA evaluated” »
Shreya Reddy ’13: While Episcopal Academy strives to maintain its academic rigor through its unique schedule, it must reevaluate the efficacy of such a demanding schedule that provides very little flexibility. By building in more time for students to manage their heavy work loads and to organize class trips that promote experiential learning, EA can … Read More “EA schedules need revision” »
Shreya Reddy ’13: While Episcopal Academy strives to maintain its academic rigor through its unique schedule, it must reevaluate the efficacy of such a demanding schedule that provides very little flexibility. By building in more time for students to manage their heavy work loads and to organize class trips that promote experiential learning, EA can … Read More “EA schedules need revision” »
Erin McCarthy ’13: In light of the Pope’s resignation and the rumors surrounding this announcement, now is the time for the Catholic Church to adopt the values of a membership that is becoming increasingly socially liberal. This controversial course of action is their only hope of regaining relevancy and reestablishing themselves as a high example … Read More “Catholic Church must change” »
Timmy Freese ’14, Matt Robinson ’14: The college process is just that: a process. As such, attempting to create a strong collegiate profile in a matter of months is implausible, stressful, and counterintuitive. Rather than the current system, in which college advisors are assigned to students in their junior year, it makes much more sense … Read More “College guidance changes decrease stress” »
Deirdre Meaney ’14: Students skillfully demonstrate the art of accessorizing when they put on their uniforms each day. Fashionable students at Episcopal rarely feel limited by the boundaries set forth by the dress code. Often, they dress up their kilts and polo shirts with patterned scarves, bold flats, and vibrant sweaters. The Upper School maintains … Read More “Uniforms impact fashion industry” »
Deirdre Meaney ’14: Students skillfully demonstrate the art of accessorizing when they put on their uniforms each day. Fashionable students at Episcopal rarely feel limited by the boundaries set forth by the dress code. Often, they dress up their kilts and polo shirts with patterned scarves, bold flats, and vibrant sweaters. The Upper School maintains … Read More “Uniforms impact fashion industry” »
Melanie Kovacs ’15: When one thinks of Caroline Hunter ’14, usually the first thing that comes to mind is her theatrical talent and strong ability as an actress. Hunter has been a prominent figure in the theatre community at Episcopal since her arrival at Episcopal in 6th grade, when she made her Episcopal debut in … Read More “Caroline Hunter: thoroughly modern thespian” »
Jessica Bai ’16: Episcopal Academy’s Chamber Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, and Vocal Ensemble departed from the Philadelphia International Airport on February 14th to perform in Switzerland. In addition to their performance schedule, the students and their chaperones had set aside ample time to tour Zurich and the surrounding areas. The group landed at the Zurich Airport … Read More “Episcopal musicians tour and perform in Switzerland” »
Cole Testaiuti ’16: Many students are at odds about the upcoming “J-Term” set for the 2013-2014 school year. Some argue it may distract them from their regular classes but others say they like the fact they will not have to take midterms. J-term does offer a variety of courses for students to choose from, allowing … Read More ““Games 4 Geeks” puts the “math” back in “mathletes”” »