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This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website.

Guest speaker Vernice Miller-Travis spoke at the School for the annual Environmental Lecture and observance of Pond Day (formerly known as Environmental Oriention)...

An all-school effort to reuse, repurpose, recycle, or donate is inaugurated as "Project Zero".

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website.

DCS graduates its first cohort.

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website.

A "From the Archive" tidbit, a profile of Amanda Leyon '95, a Student who died in a car accident in 1994:

"In 1994, [Amanda's] parents and grandparents as well as friends, established the Amanda Leyon Memorial Fund which brings a visiting writer/p..

The Delaware College Scholars Program will be held at the School campus in the summer for selected Delawarean students.

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website.

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website.

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website. St. Andrew's is recognized as one of 64 "Green Ribbon" Schools by the U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan.

This story appeared on the SAS website in May 2010. The groundbreaking ceremony for the Sipprelle Field House took place on Sunday of Arts Weekend...

This article originally appeared on the St. Andrew's website. Greg Doyle gives an overview of the environmental happenings during the fall semester.

This tree guide to St. Andrew's Campus is a self-guided walking tour compiled by the Plant Biology Class, a minor course offered to IV, V and VI Formers from 1983-1990...

Biologist and longtime Science teacher Bill Amos writes a three page paper about the many changes to the pond he witnessed while living here for 37 years...

The 9-page booklet describes in detail the layout of the Science Building constructed in 1967. The booklet includes floor-plans, descriptions of the use of the rooms, photos of students using the various spaces...

A nine-page booklet describing the process of designing Amos Science Hall, floor by floor. The Science Department worked closely with architects for two years, in order to build a space that would meet their students' needs...

This article in the October 1933 issue of The Cardinal, a copy of which is pasted in Mrs. Pell's Scrapbook, reports on the plans for the new Headmasters House. The related photo can be viewed below

This hand drawn map lays out the school boundaries from the Farm to Mr. Cedric Cooper's house on County Road (now Noxontown Road); and along the stream and pond borders. Mapmaker is unknown.

Map in EP Scrapbook 1.

Program containing the order of service for the ceremony to lay the cornerstone at St. Andrew's School.