Episcopal Academy
Amanda Paolino ’15: Looking for an opportunity to serve our local community? This year, the Community Outreach program at EA has added a number of initiatives for both students and faculty alike. In addition to the standard Thursday trips to UCHC (University City Hospitality Coalition), Free Music Fridays, and the Cook Wissahickon School program, the Community … Read More “Community outreach adopts new initiatives for 2013-2014” »
Reilly Dugery ’15: As Episcopal students begin one of the most anticipated weeks of the school year, they will notice a few changes throughout Spirit Week. In anticipation of Spirit Week, Student Council has spent a great deal of time organizing the competitions, listening to student feedback, and striving to improve the overall enjoyment of the … Read More “Changes made to this year’s spirit week” »
Amanda Paolino ’15: Froyo seems all the craze these days as the seemingly simple frozen treat has begun to take over the Main Line. Everywhere you turn there is a new frozen yogurt place announcing its opening, with enticing names such as So Fun!, Kiwi, Red Mango and Whirled Peace. It was only a matter of … Read More “Froyo frenzy makes its way to Episcopal’s Cafeteria” »
As it has come to the attention of some of the seniors, many of the underclassmen are unaware of the Thunderdome traditions that take place during Friday night home games. For the benefit of our students, faculty, and team spirit, here is a list of the core chants, which run the Thunderdome: 1. Zombie Nation … Read More “MAKE SOME NOISE: EA students put the “thunder” in “Thunderdome”” »
Caroline Cook ’15: While many students were enjoying warm weather and vacations with their families this past summer, one of EA’s own faculty members was receiving a national title in the game of bridge. Anne Ravreby, Director of Health Services, earned the highest national ranking in bridge, also known as the “Life Master” title. Ravreby has … Read More “Ravreby named life master at bridge” »
Amanda Paolino’15, Cole Testaiuti ’16: In an effort to ease the process of back-to- school uniform shopping, Episcopal has decided to switch clothing providers from Flynn & O’Hara to Lands’ End. Although not strikingly evident at a glance, the uniform itself will undergo a few minor changes as a result of the switch. Sarah Baker, VI … Read More “EA moves to Lands’ End for uniforms” »
Amanda Paolino’15, Cole Testaiuti ’16: In an effort to ease the process of back-to- school uniform shopping, Episcopal has decided to switch clothing providers from Flynn & O’Hara to Lands’ End. Although not strikingly evident at a glance, the uniform itself will undergo a few minor changes as a result of the switch. Sarah Baker, VI … Read More “EA moves to Lands’ End for uniforms” »
Alec Frey ’16: The Junior class, led by the clever minds of Connor Longen and Drew Debacco, has begun a grade wide game of “assassins.” “Assassins,” an activity popular on high school and college campuses throughout the country, is a less traditional way of promoting class unity. For the Juniors, the goal is mostly to … Read More “Assassin game heats up in the junior class” »
Sam Niu ’15:The first and second Triumvirates were two sets of three extraordinary people, the most influential and powerful of their time in Ancient Rome. Amongst the Episcopal Academy Classics Department, a third Triumvirate has been established by three incredible members Lee Pearcy, William MacArdle, and Michelle Domondon, all of whom will unfortunately not be … Read More “Classics legends to leave EA” »
Amanda Paolino ’15, Cole Testauti ’16: As we approach the last few weeks of school, the Episcopal community has been preparing itself for a number of new beginnings in the upcoming school year. One of these preparations has been the annual election for new Vestry members in the III and IV forms. After all speeches … Read More “Vestry members elected” »
Katie O’Reilly ’14: The Episcopal Sustainability Committee helped to install a food composter in the cafeteria in December 2012 not only to recycle excess food material but also to maximize the school’s ability to become completely sustainable in terms of solid waste. Despite the hundreds of people who dine in the cafeteria on a daily … Read More “Composting for sustainability” »
Alex Rice ’13: Minda has become a familiar face in the Upper school. The adorable black lab puppy can often be found with IV Form Dean and math teacher Cheryl McLauchlan, usually sleeping in McLauchlan’s office. While many students and teachers know Minda well, few know much about the program that made it possible for … Read More “Minda brightens up EA” »