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Rick Scutt, a member of the George School Grounds Maintenance Team, is only the one-hundred and ninety-second professional in his field to achieve Certified Grounds Manager status.
This February, Anna Gluschuk '25 concluded her remarkable wrestling career at George School by finishing fifth at the 2025 National Prep Wrestling Championship.
With a fresh, innovative Academic Program and an extraordinary gift, Engaged Citizenship opportunities have a modernized approach while still holding onto the most essential components of their origins. Meaningful and nostalgic for both alumni and current students, these travel experiences strengthen bonds among classmates while also helping them begin to see themselves as global citizens.
Celine Ge ’26 and Sarah Zhu ’26 were accepted into the 24th annual Drexel University High School Photography Contest. Only 188 students were accepted into the show out of 980 students, with work submitted from students in 46 states. Celine was one of only six winners, receiving an honorable mention for her piece, “Caged Sheep.”
It was on a George School service trip to Nicaragua that Jessica Stein first sketched out her professional trajectory.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Candidate Ziva Salan '26 reflects on her Creativity, Activity and Service (CAS) project with SOMA BuildHers, a nonprofit she co-founded, which empowers young women through learning and leading construction projects.
Several George School students have been nominated to the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. The U.S. Presidential Scholars Program was established in 1964 by Executive Order of the President to recognize some of our nation’s most distinguished graduating seniors for their accomplishments.
Last term, English 12 seniors stepped into the spotlight, delivering their Senior Speeches — a transformative project designed to challenge them to reflect deeply and speak with purpose. Each student, standing before their peers, was asked to explore the heart of who they are and share their insights.
For George School’s theater program, Spring Awakening is more than just a performance. It embodies the school’s commitment to fostering meaningful dialogue and personal growth.
The George School boys and girls swimming teams are both Friends Schools League Champions! This achievement marks the second consecutive championship for the girls' team and the third for the boys' team.
Patrick O’Dunne has the kind of personality that makes you want to be on his team. That might be part of the reason why the George School Rowing team has grown exponentially since his arrival. But to hear him tell it, it’s the students who have drawn him in – not the other way around.
Head Coach Mike Bailey encourages his athletes to challenge themselves daily during practices, and their work has paid off in both personal and school records at recent meets.
Twelve George School student artists exhibited their work at the 2025 Artists of Yardley Emerging Artists Exhibition, with Ben Ferrenz ’26 receiving third place for his oil painting, “Untitled."
French teacher Stéphanie Perrais can’t remember a time when she didn’t think of herself as an artist. As a young child, she says, “I would always draw; I also wrote a lot — I had a collection of poems and several novels. My father had a clothes-cutting business and I learned how to do that and sew.”