Associate Head of School and long-time English teacher Will Speers, delivered the 2017 convocation address in Engelhard Hall. Will discussed what it means to be confused and ultimately what you can learn once you've passed that stage...
Written and edited by the students of the Advanced Study History Class - "The World of the 14th Century: The Adventures of Ibn Battuta and Historical Fiction Writing."
A physical copy of the book is located in the Library.
Theatre director and Arts department co-chair Ann Taylor '86 opens up the school year with her convocation, "Focus on the Other." She teaches us how to "be comfortable." She along with dance teacher Avi Gold, go through an exercise that is taught in ..
Outgoing President of the Board of Trustees and alumnus J. Kent Sweezey delivered the commencement address to the Class of 2016. Kent encourages the newest alumni to listen to all people, you will expand your horizons...
By St. Andrew's School Students Enrolled in the History Course - "The World of the 14th Century: The Adventures of Ibn Battuta and Historical Fiction Writing."
A physical copy of the book is located in the Library.
The Headmaster's Award is given to the VI Former who in the opinion of the Headmaster, has made distinguished contributions to the culture of the School...
Alumnus and Trustee Scott Sipprelle '81 delivered the 2015 commencement address. Scott stresses the importance of stretching yourself and remain curious. He says: "So what tips can I share to help you become one of these inspired individuals?..
Alumna Cristina Stenbeck '95 delivers the commencement address to the Class of 2014. Cristina oversees the family business in over 80 countries worldwide.
Ana Ramirez was the convocation speaker to start off the school year in 2014. She spoke of her literary hero and Nobel Prize winning author, Gabriel Garcia Marquez (who had recently died in April 2014) and his thoughts on the privilege of education...
Visual arts teacher John McGiff opens up the school year with his convocation talk titled "Framing Possibilities." He starts out by talking about his boyhood dream of being able to fly. His theme is carried throughout his talk...
In his Baccalaureate remarks, Boys Athletic Director Mike Hyde encourages the graduates to be thankful for and to thank their parents for their sacrifices in allowing their children's attendance at the School.