Episcopal Academy
Mahika Ralhan ’26 Lilly Smolenski ’27 Stephen Morris is a dynamic figure in the Episcopal community, having worked as a coach, Head of the Middle School, and teacher for the Middle and Upper Schools. In each of these areas he has excelled and changed the lives of those around him for the better, and we … Read More “February Faculty Appreciation: Stephen Morris” »
Kyle Zhang ’27 In an effort to enhance student-administration communication and address key student concerns, the Episcopal Academy Student Council has launched a new initiative: the Student Senate. This new program aims to create a structured platform where students can directly voice their concerns and questions to Mike Letts, Head of the Upper School. The … Read More “Upper School reflects on upcoming Student Senate” »
Kyle Zhang ’27 In an effort to enhance student-administration communication and address key student concerns, the Episcopal Academy Student Council has launched a new initiative: the Student Senate. This new program aims to create a structured platform where students can directly voice their concerns and questions to Mike Letts, Head of the Upper School. The … Read More “Upper School reflects on upcoming Student Senate” »
Mahika Ralhan ’26 Last month, EA’s Model UN club participated in the 41st Ivy League Model United Nations Conference (ILMUNC). Model UN simulates the activities of the United Nations, allowing students to gain insight into its operations while debating real-world issues. Ninety students represented EA at the conference this year, making it one of the … Read More “EA attends Model UN Conference in Philly” »
Lilly Smallenski ’27 Anna Strong ’09 In a stunning reversal of nearly 240 years of exclusively hiring adults for teaching positions, Episcopal Academy announced that the pre-kindergarten children of current Upper School faculty would be taking over their jobs for the remainder of the academic year. “It was a no-brainer,” said Head of Upper School … Read More “Upper School faculty children hired over parents” »
Lilly Smallenski ’27 Anna Strong ’09 In a stunning reversal of nearly 240 years of exclusively hiring adults for teaching positions, Episcopal Academy announced that the pre-kindergarten children of current Upper School faculty would be taking over their jobs for the remainder of the academic year. “It was a no-brainer,” said Head of Upper School … Read More “Upper School faculty children hired over parents” »
William Patterson ’27 Ron Smith is one of EA’s newest additions to the Upper School Science Department. Smith is very experienced in the field and pursues real-world conservation efforts. He incorporates similar hands-on field studies in his classes, striving to connect classroom lessons with day-to-day life. Smith is very passionate about educating students and growing … Read More “Faculty Spotlight: Mr. Ron Smith” »
Addison Thomas ’27 Siena Scungio ’27 As this holiday season rapidly approaches, the Episcopal Academy community will be celebrating with many annual traditions, such as the Christmas Tree Lighting. This tradition stretches far beyond the illumination of a tree; through the warm hot chocolate, talented musicians playing in the chapel, and a radiant tree, a … Read More “EA Celebrates Tree Lighting” »
Addison Thomas ’27 Siena Scungio ’27 As this holiday season rapidly approaches, the Episcopal Academy community will be celebrating with many annual traditions, such as the Christmas Tree Lighting. This tradition stretches far beyond the illumination of a tree; through the warm hot chocolate, talented musicians playing in the chapel, and a radiant tree, a … Read More “EA Celebrates Tree Lighting” »
Siena Scungio ’27 The holidays are the perfect time to give back and be grateful for the many opportunities we are presented with daily, whether it be by volunteering, donating, or simply acknowledging those who help us. Here at EA, the Episcopal community is prepared to share its jolly spirit through acts of service in … Read More “Ho-ho-ho: EA emphasizes holiday community service” »
Maggie Sgaramella ’26 If you found yourself strolling in Center City Philadelphia from October 22nd to November 7th, you may have noticed a 3.5-ton, 8-foot tall screen sitting in the middle of Love Park. You could have even shared a wave and a smile from an Irish lad, 3,257 miles away. On November 3rd, 2024, … Read More “City Correspondent: visiting the Philly Portal” »
Jordan Shanahan ’26 For the first time since 2020, freshmen enrollment across the United States has decreased by a staggering five percent, facing its largest decline since COVID-19. In 2020, with a pandemic sweeping across the country, the reason was obvious; however, there is more speculation than definite answers as to why a decrease in … Read More “Freshmen enrollment decreases in U.S. colleges” »