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Bob Fest Awarded Fulbright

The US Department of State and the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board announced Robert Fest as a Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Program award recipient. “Being selected for an opportunity like this pushes me to become…

Jō Adachi and Carter Sio ’76 Featured in Art of the State Exhibition

George School is proud to announce that Jō Adachi and Carter Sio ’76 were both selected as finalists for the 55th annual Art of the State Exhibition! Finalists were selected from 1,850 entries from 542 artists. Jō and Carter are two of the three artists who were selected from Bucks County for this state-wide art show.

Student Film Wins Grand Prize at Tribeca Film Festival

George School students won the Grand Prize for the Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Speak Truth to Power video contest held at the Tribeca Film Festival for their film “When Home is the Mouth of a Shark” on June 9, 2022.

Jeffrey Love ’19 Earns All-American Honors

Continuing his successful season this spring, Jeffrey Love ’19 qualified for the 10K at the NCAA DIII Outdoor Track & Field Championships in Geneva, Ohio. Jeffrey, a junior at Connecticut College, placed eighth in the 10K, finishing with a time of 30:37.78. The performance earned Jeffrey outdoor track and field All-America honors.

Georgian Spring/Summer 2022 Available Online

The Spring/Summer 2022 issue of the Georgian highlights the amazing work of our faculty as we embark on our new Signature Academic Program—a ground-breaking curriculum rooted in research about how students learn best, that realizes the goals of our strategic plan, and prepares our students to make their mark in the world. This issue is now available online.

Five George School Seniors Commit to College Athletics

Five George School seniors from the Class of 2022 have committed to college athletic programs. The student athletes celebrated their commitment to pursue their passion at the college level next year. In a ceremony held in the Fitness and Athletics Center, each senior was recognized by their families, coaches, teammates, and friends.

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