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Eachyear, during our fall and spring Family Weekends, we take time to celebrate our student artists and performers, and all our amazing Arts program has to offer. Click here to view our photo gallery from the 2023 Fall Family Weekend events.

Before the girls soccer team headed into the final game of the regular season, we caught up with the athletes to uncover the story behind their success. Hear from three key athletes on the unified style of play and the sense of self-belief that made their standout season possible.

In a few weeks, Cards Club will be back in action on campus, with returning Saints like Chris and Emma inducting our newest students into our community with SAS traditions like the Frosty Run, the Opening of School Square Dance, and this blossoming yet beloved tradition of playing cards on Tuesday nights.

The Academy of American Studies students also shared their own photos, capturing corner delis, rainy highways, quaint bookstores, and more with the same students with whom they corresponded previously.

After the initial feedback of their photos, the students wrote poems about their senses of place associated with their photos. After getting feedback from their peers at their school, they sent their poems to their inter-school partners.

Cusick says that this project deepened her understanding of her students, as she discovered unknown passions for rowing or art or students who got up early just to watch the sun rise. It also helped Cusick connect to her personal mission and identity behind education.

I look forward to working in collaboration with colleagues, students, parents, and alumni to meet these broad goals and to reconnect. I welcome your ideas, your curiosity, and your honest feedback on our work together. I am deeply grateful for your generous support and am excited about all that is to come!

In fall 2019, Amos Hall, our STEM facility, reopened after a yearlong $13 million renovation. The renovation doubled lab space in the building and created dedicated space for robotics and computer science, and the entire building is now LEED-certified.

The building's heart is Engelhard Hall, our 516-seat performance space. We gather here regularly for student arts performances, performances & talks with visiting artists, and many other campus events.

Athletes utilize our weight room & cardiovascular fitness room for training sessions throughout each season, and visit with the sports medicine team in the adjacent rehab rooms for training advice and treatment as needed.

Founders Hall is the central and original building on campus. Constructed in 1929 and expanded to its present size in the mid-1950s, Founders is home to history, English, and modern language classrooms; the A. Felix duPont, Jr. Memorial Chapel, Forbes Theatre, and Irene duPont Library; and all of our boys dorms.

As a single subject specialist teacher, I love that I get to see the students year after year. I get to see them and how they grow and change from year to year. I get to guide and nurture them in science.

As seen in the May 2024 edition of the Bagpiper, Isabelle Wallach '26 interviewed Saint Andrew's alumnus, Upper School Assistant Dean of Students, and Assistant Dean of Residential Life, Beth Gordon, about what it is like to work at your high school alma mater.

As seen in the May 2024 edition of the Bagpiper, Max Pollock '25 wrote a profile about Saint Andrew's alumnus, Yussif Basa-Ama '20. writes a letter to her fellow Lifers about preparing to be "the new kid" as they leave Saint Andrew's School.

Saint Andrew's School hosted the Florida Foreign Language Association (FFLA) Conference Summer Institute, offering an excellent opportunity for world language teachers from different educational settings in Florida to connect and collaborate.

We are proud that 83% of the Class of 2024 was admitted to a Top 100 institution from the Best National Universities and the Best National Liberal Arts Colleges categories in the US News and World Report rankings.

Congratulations to seniors Ava Allwardt, Julián Fente, Alessandra Roberts, and Mario Suarez for being recognized as Pathfinder winners at the 41st annual Pathfinder High School Scholarship Awards Ceremony for Palm Beach and Martin Counties.

As seen in the May 2024 edition of the Bagpiper, senior and Lifer Brielle Rebello wrote a letter to her fellow Lifers about the experience of being a Lifer and how to prepare to be "the new kid" for the first time as they leave Saint Andrew's School.

A non-profit, independent, co-educational school for grades Pre-K - 12, Saint Andrew's School is a private day and boarding school located in Boca Raton, educating the best students from across Palm Beach County, Florida, the United States, and throughout the world in the Episcopal tradition.

T. Wingate Andrews High School is a public magnet high school in High Point, North Carolina, and part of the Western region of the Guilford County school district. Andrews has been designated to receive additional support, resources, and incentives as a federal Title I school.[2]

The Aviation Academy at Andrews High School is an Early College program which provides free college classes for students interested in aviation or engineering careers. Students can earn an associate degree from Guilford Technical Community College (GTCC) while still in high school. Credits transfer to other colleges and universities. The program also provides paid internships at aviation businesses, job shadowing opportunities, and FAA licenses and industry certifications, such as Solid Works and AutoCAD.

The Andrews Early College of Health Science offers an opportunity for students to prepare for a future career in the field of health sciences. Students participate in internships. Students in the program complete a high school curriculum during their first three years, then take first-year college courses, earning dual high school and college credits. Students who complete this program earn an Early College diploma in addition to the GCS high school diploma.

Andrews is a 2A school with a large athletic program. Sports include soccer, basketball, football, baseball, track, cross country, softball, cheerleading, volleyball, and wrestling. Eleven T.W. Andrews alumni football players have gone on to play in the National Football League. Several students each year receive athletic scholarships for college, particularly for football, track and field, and women's basketball.

203 teams represented seventeen states and competed across thirteen divisions at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center, Penn Squash Center, Drexel University, Germantown Cricket Club and Springside Chestnut Hill.

Live stream replays will be available on the US Squash Youtube Channel Monday, February 26. View all results on the High School Nationals tournament page. Tournament photography will be available on the US Squash Smugmug page.

2024 marked twenty years since the inception of the high school boys national team championship, competing for the Justi Cup, and nineteen years since the addition of the girls national team championship, competing for the Patterson Cup.

Of the eleven divisional finals, seven ended with a 4-3 scoreline including both Division 2 finals. Boys D2 two seeds Pingry avenged their 2023 D2 final loss by defeating top seeds Belmont Hill. Tournament host school Springside Chestnut Hill earned a title in the girls D2 division, fulfilling their top seeding and defeating two seeds Groton (Massachusetts) in a close final.

The girls D3 final was an all-Philadelphia area affair between four seeds Lower Merion School District and three seeds Bryn Mawr. Bryn Mawr went one better than their 2023 D3 runner up finish and claimed the 2024 title 5-2. Boys D3 top seeds Hackley fulfilled their top seeding, defeating surprise finalists Louisville Collegiate High School (Kentucky) 5-2 to take the title.

Greenwich Boys made a title run as the Boys D4 four seeds, defeating the Kingswood-Oxford School 4-3 in an all-Connecticut final. The girls D4 final came down to the top two seeds, Greens Farms Academy (Connecticut) and Roland Park (Maryland). Two seeds Roland Park went on to win an upset final 5-2.

The John Burroughs boys (Missouri) made a surprise title run as the D6 four seeds culminating in a 6-1 final win over three seeds Millbrook (New York). Girls D6 three seeds Riverdale (New York) defeated unseeded finalists, the Westover School (Connecticut), 4-3 to win the title.

US Squash is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization which serves as the only national governing body and membership organization for the sport in the United States. Founded in 1904 and headquartered in Philadelphia, it is a member of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, the Pan American Squash Federation and the World Squash Federation.

Welcome to Andrew Jackson School of Advanced Technology, where our vision is to be a nationally recognized advanced technology high school known for an innovative environment, signature programs, and success of its students in college, career and life.

Propel Schools, based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a not-for-profit federation of charter schools dedicated to the mission of catalyzing the transformation of public education so that all children have access to high-performing public schools.

Our new state-of-the-art science lab enables scientific exploration in a safe and collaborative environment conducive to blending mathematics and the sciences. Scholars and educators enjoy the opportunities this well-equipped science lab space provides.

We continue to make history while building the future. We apprentice young people into experiences that teach them how to think and act on their behalf. Scholars develop and hone literacy, creativity, and reasoning to solve real-world problems.

Propel Andrew Street High School provides our scholars with an innovative arts education program. Our arts-focused educators have developed a curriculum in various arts-based subjects, including music, theater, photography, graphic design and audio production.

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