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Alexa D’Ambrosio’s Article from the Huffington Post Imagine being an orphan in Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras, a country with the highest per-capita murder rate in the world, a place where the threat of violent death has resulted in an ongoing exodus to the United States. Tens of thousands of immigrants, most of them … Read More “Amigos de Jesus: A Place for Kids to Be Kids” »

Alexa D’Ambrosio’s Article from the Huffington Post Imagine being an orphan in Tegucigalpa, the capital city of Honduras, a country with the highest per-capita murder rate in the world, a place where the threat of violent death has resulted in an ongoing exodus to the United States. Tens of thousands of immigrants, most of them … Read More “Amigos de Jesus: A Place for Kids to Be Kids” »

Abby Baggini ’18: Four Tredyffrin-Easttown students face criminal charges after a sexting and cyber bullying scandal that began last year at the middle school. Police launched an investigation in April of 2015, revealing several serious incidents involving students and the distribution of explicit images. In one case, a student attempted to sell one of these images … Read More “Taking a closer look into the T.E. sexting scandal” »

Abby Baggini ’18: Four Tredyffrin-Easttown students face criminal charges after a sexting and cyber bullying scandal that began last year at the middle school. Police launched an investigation in April of 2015, revealing several serious incidents involving students and the distribution of explicit images. In one case, a student attempted to sell one of these images … Read More “Taking a closer look into the T.E. sexting scandal” »

Sean McGarrity ’18: The Annenberg Library has recently installed three new charging stations for student and faculty use. The two Kwikboost stations can hold five Apple lightning cables, one Apple thirty pin cable, and one micro USB cable to accommodate devices such as cell phones, iPads, tablets, etc. The other station is located on a high-top … Read More “New charging stations installed in library” »

Jessica Bai ’16, Chris Basset ‘18, Matt Freese ’17: Chapel speeches are the foundation of what sets Episcopal apart from other academic institutions. The process of finding new speakers branches out to many different approaches including connections to outside-of-school speakers. These connections often come through Reverend Squire, but the student-led Vestry also plays a large part in the … Read More “Chapel speakers for 2015-2016 school year” »

Phoebe Barr ’19: Episcopal’s Kutteh School Store has for the last year undergone major renovations with frequent updates. Headed by Lisa McDonnell, the store has widened its selection of merchandise to offer new items to EA students, faculty and families. “I’m new this year,” McDonnell remarked and continued, “My background is in retail, and I … Read More “EA’s school store undergoes renovations” »