Twelve years ago, the Lion-Cub Program was created to provide mentorship opportunities for Upper School students while building community and bringing role models into Lower School classrooms. One of the pairings that first year was then-ninth-grader Jared Postal ’18 and then-kindergartener Dustin Azad ’27.
This spring, David Domanski '22 was named a Cornell Presidential Scholar, an honor given to less than 1% of Cornell University's graduating seniors. He had the rare chance to invite two people who shaped his academic journey to the awards ceremony: a Cornell professor and his St. Andrew's math teacher, Gregg Ponitch.
The annual Middle School Awards and Eighth-Grade Step-Up Ceremony took place on Thursday morning as the school year came to a close for sixth- through eighth-grade students.
Lindsay Scherr Burgess ‘00 is the founder and “Moss Boss” of Green Wallscapes, a West Palm Beach-based studio that creates preserved moss walls, logos, and large-scale art installations for clients across the country. What began in 2016 as a creative experiment, inspired by a Pinterest post and launched with a small Etsy shop, has grown into a thriving and nationally-recognized business with projects in more than 35 states and Canada.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is a private, coeducational college preparatory day school for students in preschool (Age 2) through grade 12, located in Potomac, Maryland.