Episcopal Academy
Due to the popularity of waffles on “breakfast for lunch” days, three new waffle machines were introduced to EA’s cafeteria during J-Term. Now students have the option to enjoy waffles any day they choose. This provides students with the opportunity to actually make their own waffles. Below are some ideas for creative waffle combinations, some … Read More “Waffle iron inspires creative dishes” »
Due to the popularity of waffles on “breakfast for lunch” days, three new waffle machines were introduced to EA’s cafeteria during J-Term. Now students have the option to enjoy waffles any day they choose. This provides students with the opportunity to actually make their own waffles. Below are some ideas for creative waffle combinations, some … Read More “Waffle iron inspires creative dishes” »
Matt Freese ’17, Alexa D’Ambrosio ’17: Not only does Grace Wingfield, Head of the Upper School Math Department, teach her Pre-Calculus classes to dive into formulas and functions, but she also has begun to teach about appreciation of one’s self and others. This education on appreciation is through a new program called “Treasure What Is.” … Read More “Wingfield brings “Treasure What Is” program to math classes” »
How does Mrs. Grace Wingfield think the “Treasure What Is” program will benefit EA? Find out this and more in the next issue of Scholium coming soon! Be sure to pick up a copy of Scholium as soon as it comes out.
How does Mrs. Grace Wingfield think the “Treasure What Is” program will benefit EA? Find out this and more in the next issue of Scholium coming soon! Be sure to pick up a copy of Scholium as soon as it comes out.
Kaitlin Kan ’18: Daily parental involvement in school for most students is limited to dropping off, picking up, and perhaps coming by to drop off a phone left in the car. However, there are a few EA parents who are very involved in the EA community: faculty members. Despite the myriad of misconceptions about a … Read More “Teacher-student families discuss their experience at EA” »
Matt Freese ’17: Despite the rigorous academic schedule, accomplished drama club, and renowned athletic program, Episcopal Academy is best known for its chicken patties. This year, however, it is no secret that EA’s cafeteria is striving to offer healthier options with a salad bar and fresh sandwich station. To further improve upon the healthiness of … Read More “Joke Issue: Tofu patties to replace chicken patties” »
Alexa D’Ambrosio ’17: Spring break of 2015 will be cancelled to make up for the many snow days from the previous school year. This administrative decision was made because in the 2013-2014 school year, students lost valuable school time due to eight snow days, plus delayed openings. Dr. Delvin Dinkins, Head of the Upper School … Read More “Joke Issue: Spring break cancelled due to last year’s snowy winter” »
Kaitlin Kan ’18: With a heavy new course load and challenging classes, time management can become difficult for many EA freshmen; in the face of this, Episcopal provides support to its students, integrating elements such as a Study Skills class. Autumn Mueller ’18 explained, “Coming from a public school, taking this course makes me feel … Read More “Study Skills class supports freshmen” »
James Tang ’18: The black box theater, home to a pulsing bass line, flashing lights, and the ecstatic faces of students on lunch break, hosts the Electronic Dance Music, or EDM, Club. It provides a place where students can relax and express themselves to the beat of Electronic Dance Music. With faculty advisor Michael Letts, … Read More “EDM Club drops the beat” »
Wilson Smerconish ’16: Joe Shanahan, Director of Campus Security, released a statement to faculty this past week regarding local police activity. The Newtown Square Police Department released information regarding “vehicle break-ins that have been occurring recently in Newtown Twp. as well as surrounding jurisdictions.” Police have identified the suspect’s vehicle as a 2011 Honda Odyssey, … Read More “Security increases due to nearby vehicle break-ins” »
Kaitlin Kan ’18, Isaac Zhang ’18: Unlike almost every other EA student and faculty member who sees Episcopal school life exclusively as a daytime activity, a few community members reside on campus for the entire day, viewing school as a 24/7 commitment. Dr. T.J. Locke, Head of School, Rev. James R. Squire, Upper School Chaplain, and … Read More “EA Faculty discusses on-campus living” »