Sitting in shared silence in the George School Meetinghouse last August with her son, Francis, Liz Jandoli ’91, P’11, ’27 was immediately brought back to her first meeting for worship as a George School student.

As Associate Director for Multicultural Recruitment, Bez Wallace works to destigmatize the admission process and provide resources for prospective students to thrive.

Lead Ambassador Irina Briskin ’25 welcomes touring prospective students and their families to see campus through her eyes. “I want people to love it as much as I do. I love touring the school and showing people what George School is like.”

Julia Nickles’ Election Exit Polling went beyond simple statistics; it served as an opportunity for students to collect and analyze real data on election day. 

The Mollie Dodd Anderson Library is not your typical high school library. Just past the doors, you are met with friendly faces, collaborative student groups, and a comforting atmosphere with stunning views of campus.

Maggie Beck ’26 appreciates the unique value of George School and the nature of its community. “Most people view high school as a stepping stone,” she shared. “Here, our education is not just a step, it’s a time to explore what you enjoy.”

On Friday, October 11, 2024 published author and current GS parent Angie Cruz spoke at a special assembly about her published novel, Dominicana, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. A guided writing workshop followed in MDA Library during lunch. 

IB Diploma Candidate Elise Dehlin ’25 was inducted into the National Honor Society for Dance Arts (NHSDA) with Honors this fall.

The varsity and junior varsity cross country teams delivered outstanding performances at the Friends Schools League Championship, held on the notoriously tough Belmont Plateau course in Philadelphia.

Keshav Sabapathi '25, co-founder of EDCET, a non-profit providing learning management systems (LMS) to areas which lack reliable internet infrastructure, reflects on his recent trip to Nepal and the power of technology to break barriers and create access.

Last June, fifteen members of the boys and girls varsity basketball teams, along with their coaches and chaperones, were invited to travel to China as part of China’s “Bridge of the Future” China-US youth exchange program.