A recap of the School's first Math Weekend held in April to celebrate Mathematics Awareness Month. Founder of Giant Oak, Dr. Garry Schiffman P'18,'22 and Dr. Po-Shen Loh, coach of the U.S...
Associate Head of School Will Speers gave this keynote address at St. Andrew's 2019 Commencement ceremony. Speers is retiring at the end of this school year after more than 40 years of teaching, living, and leading at St. Andrew's.
"What We Talk About When We Talk About the St. Andrew's Family"
This talk was given by St. Andrew's math teacher and alum Amanda Gahagan ’11 at the 2019 VI Form Dinner. Each year, the VI Form Dinner welcomes soon-to-graduate seniors to St...
Math teacher Bowman Dixon presented on math "curriculum hacks" at a NCTM conference in Orlando, sharing strategies for creating curriculum content "from scratch."
Article published in the News section of the St. Andrew's website.
Classics teacher Giselle Furlonge '03 was the convocation speaker for the 2018-2019 school year. She tells us about her deep appreciation for Ralph Ellison's book "Invisible Man." Giselle has read this book every summer for the past 15 years...
Addressing the Class of 2018, retiring Head of Admissions Louisa Hemphill Zendt '78 reflects upon what drew her to return to St. Andrew's 21 years ago, and the enduring connection St. Andreans will experience throughout their lives.
Associate Head of School and long-time English teacher Will Speers, delivered the 2017 convocation address in Engelhard Hall. Will discussed what it means to be confused and ultimately what you can learn once you've passed that stage...
Theatre director and Arts department co-chair Ann Taylor '86 opens up the school year with her convocation, "Focus on the Other." She teaches us how to "be comfortable." She along with dance teacher Avi Gold, go through an exercise that is taught in ..
Outgoing President of the Board of Trustees and alumnus J. Kent Sweezey delivered the commencement address to the Class of 2016. Kent encourages the newest alumni to listen to all people, you will expand your horizons...
Written and edited by the students of the Advanced Study History Class - "The World of the 14th Century: The Adventures of Ibn Battuta and Historical Fiction Writing."
A physical copy of the book is located in the Library.