List of 5 news stories.

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  Hybrid Social Justice Hackathon Inspires Solutions to Healthcare Inequities

  1/25/2023
  Three St. Andrew’s Middle Students students who conceptualized, designed, and pitched a solution to support the healthcare needs of historically marginalized individuals identifying as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) were awarded a grant to turn their idea into reality during HackBAC, a hybrid social justice hackathon organized by the Black Alumni Collective.
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  Sign Up Now for Summer Programs!

  1/17/2023
  Joining our summer family means exploring new opportunities, developing skills, mastering coursework, and making friends in a safe, supportive, and stimulating environment. Explore our offerings today!
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  In AP Euro, Students Go Beyond the Textbook

  11/9/2022
  From imagining what posters an 18th century teenager would put on their bedroom walls, to constructing a “Stuart Burger” to remember the English monarchy, tenth-grade students in AP European History are engaging in novel classroom activities that go beyond the textbook. These activities are designed to help embed details from the curriculum into students’ long-term memory.
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  St. Andrew’s Players Take On Chekhov’s “The Cherry Orchard”

  10/28/2022
  Anton Chekhov’s “The Cherry Orchard,” with its complexity and opportunities for creative staging, has presented a meaningful challenge to both the cast and crew of this year’s fall play.
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  Alumni Award Spotlight: Fikile Brushett ‘02

  10/13/2022
  It’s fair to say Fikile Brushett ’02 left his mark at St. Andrew’s - literally. His name can be found in the first-floor hallway as a member of the school’s Cum Laude Society. Now, as an associate professor of chemical engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology - where he leads a research program focused on advancing the science and engineering of electro-chemical technologies - he is leaving his mark on the world.
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