A pottery piece by Ceramics and Sculpture teacher Amedeo Salamoni, in collaboration with artist Heidi Kreitchet, has been selected for the 32nd Annual Strictly Functional Pottery National Exhibit in Lancaster, PA.

Margaret Massengill '26 and Michael Mascari '26 did a great job of representing George School at the Mill Street Run in Bristol, PA on Saturday, September 7, 2024. Both took second place while setting personal records. 

“George School did a great job in teaching us the importance of contributing positively to our community,” said Shelby Williams ’21. That lesson led her to an internship at the White House during the fall of her junior year at Cornell University.

George School is pleased to welcome Corentha Bradley-Esaw as the new Director of the Children’s Center. Working in early childhood education for over 12 years, Corentha is excited about joining the George School Children’s Center team and collaborating with a strong team of dedicated professionals. 

Corentha believes in the importance of building a strong foundation for a child’s future through early childhood education, knowing that the first three years of a child’s life are incredibly important.

Making an impact on a child and their family, and seeing children grow and thrive as young learners, brings her a great sense of purpose. 

“I love the little ones, they give you energy, they give you strength,” said Corentha.

Eight members of the Class of 2025 received second and third place awards at this year's RFK Human Rights Speak Truth to Power Video Contest.

As the Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC) Administrator, Indira Rodrigo helps in the creation and implementation of policies and procedures to keep the campus community healthy—and she does so with genuine care for each individual student. The SHWC is committed to providing quality care to students and promoting a culture of wellness on campus.

“I love our students. I love the people I work with, and I love the community," said Indira.