Category: 2020

Will Carson ’20 was awarded a $2,500 National Merit Scholarship by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. He was among 2,500 seniors across the country to win the scholarships.

As part of Kevin Fox’s National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellowship, students in his AP Human Geography classes have been developing the “explorer mindset” all year through his ASKing the World project.

A newly designed end-of-year Children’s Literature project places George School’s collaborative ethos at its core, reaching across academic subjects and grade levels. The project offers students an avenue for them “to think critically about themselves as an audience and to consider their own transition from childhood to adulthood as they prepare for college and beyond.

Inclusion Director Marcus Ingram shared the following message with the George School community in the Spring 2020 Edition of George School’s Inclusion newsletter Threads.

The Curious George student newspaper is responding to the challenges of the pandemic by making its digital edition more widely available than ever. It is now possible for parents, grandparents, and friends of George School’s…

Students, faculty, and staff are finding creative ways to have fun during the current quarantine. Students living on campus are learning new skills from their dorm parents. Check out some of the activities that keep our George School community connected.

George School is launching a twelve-week Social Innovators Program through a partnership with The University of Pennsylvania School of Social Policy and Schoolyard Ventures, an organization that develops university-level, real-world learning opportunities for ambitious high school students.

Cuba expert and retired George School History Teacher, Fran Bradley joined Ben Croucher’s IB HL History Class for an insightful Q&A session over Zoom. Fran took his first group of George School students to Cuba to visit a Quaker community in 1978.