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Inside view of the chapel in 2005.

Photo taken during the annual Christmas pageant. The School's Christmas pageant features the faculty children, the headmaster as well as other male faculty members. Appearing in this photo is former Academic Dean John Austin '83.

Piper Monk Booher '01 writes: "From left to right, Francesca Duffy '01, Laney Smith '04, Jane Parshall '02, Lizzie Lea '02 and Carl Kunz."

This photo is likely from December 2001, taken during the annual Christmas pageant with the faculty children. Appearing in this photo are Headmaster Tad Roach, Olivia McGiff, Selena Wallace, Lyndsay Wallace, Z Roach...

In this Friday Chapel, Science teacher, Dr. Ashley Hyde, shares about her journey of overcoming stereotypes.

In this Wednesday night Chapel Talk, religious studies faculty member, Jason Kunen, shares about how sometimes you don't find your calling, but sometimes it finds you!

In this Wednesday evening Chapel Talk, Dr. Harvey Johnson ’97 shares about the key to happiness.

On this Wednesday evening Chapel Talk, Head of School Tad Roach, talks about how we can learn to walk with grace, mercy, and love ordering our steps.

In preparing the School for a trip to see the movie adaptation of Bryan Stevenson's book "Just Mercy", Headmaster Tad Roach speaks of Stevenson's profound justice work and his motivations in that work...

Virginia Mullins delivered her reflections upon her time at St. Andrew's during the final senior chapel of the year. What will make it in your shoebox full of memories?

In his Mein Chapel address, senior Steven Ding shared his story about his senior slump and how he started living for enjoyment rather than obligation.

Campbell Nicholson shared her favorite memories of her time at St. Andrew's during her Mein Chapel address. Grateful that it is hard to say goodbye, but more grateful still that it is only goodbye to being a high school student -- the St...

In the Wednesday night Mein Chapel, senior Jack Lauer recounted his experience playing in the Delaware State basketball tournament, which was unfortunately cut short due to the coronavirus.

In his Mein Chapel address, Zach Tull spoke to remaining true to his introverted nature while also embracing the St. Andrew's experience.

In her Mein Chapel address, Dana Bulakh spoke of breaking away from her comfort zone, and how that led to rich experiences and lasting friendships.

2016 Distinguished Alumni Ed Strong '66 P'07,'10 gives a Chapel Talk on the "consequential inconsequential": those apparently small things in one's life—a gift, a conversation, a choice—that turn out to be transformational.

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