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These remarks from Headmaster Tad Roach were posted on the St. Andrew's website, in the News section.

In his reflections given during Founders Day, Headmaster Tad Roach speaks of the transformational effect of financial aid.

In reflecting on the "concept of gratitude" Headmaster Tad Roach takes the listener through the learned levels of thankfulness, noting that "[l]earning the art and resonance of civility, gratitude and appreciation, we commit to an integration of the ..

The eulogy of Rev. Canon P. Simon Mein given by Headmaster Tad Roach.

These remarks, given at Commencement by Headmaster Tad Roach, to the Class of 2012.

These remarks were given at Commencement by Headmaster Tad Roach, to the Class of 2011.

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

This document was posted on the St. Andrew's website...

Remarks given by Headmaster Tad Roach during Awards Night 2011.

This article was posted on the St. Andrew's website in the News section. Headmasters Jon O'Brien and Tad Roach took to the Engelhard Hall stage to share their thoughts on the past, present, and future of the school over Alumni Reunion Weekend.

This booklet, Reflections from Our Headmaster 2006-2009, is a new collection of moving and insightful talks from Headmaster Tad Roach...

These remarks, given at Commencement by Headmaster Tad Roach, to the Class of 2009.

Headmaster Tad Roach gives a farewell address to groundskeeper Henri Pechin, who retired from St. Andrew's after 27 years of service.

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

These remarks were given by Headmaster Tad Roach to the Class of 2008 during their commencement ceremony.

These remarks were delivered by Headmaster Tad Roach to the Class of 2007 during their Commencement ceremony.

These remarks delivered by Headmaster Tad Roach to the Class of 2006 during their commencement ceremony.

These commencement remarks delivered at the commencement of the Class of 2005 where Headmaster Tad Roach speaks of the infamous middle of the night prank.

DyAnn Miller arrived at St. Andrew's in 1984 and remained until her death in 2005. DyAnn was a friend to all. She was hired in 1984 to teach study skills but quickly became school counselor...

These remarks were given at Commencement by Headmaster Tad Roach to the Class of 2004.

These remarks were given at the 70th Commencement ceremony by Headmaster Tad Roach to the Class of 2003.

These remarks were given at 69th Commencement ceremony by Headmaster Tad Roach to the Class of 2002.

The headmaster's opening address at the first all school meeting of the academic year. Tad discusses the importance of students conducting themselves with integrity; the importance of being honest and truthful...

In the May 2000 addition of The Garth, Headmaster Tad Roach reviews the past spring. The school had a number of distinguished visitors: Dr. William D. Phillips, Professor James Loewen, and Professor Caesar Silva...

Headmaster Tad Roach recaps the accomplishments of the winter session, and challenges the student body to raise the bar further, to make St. Andrew's greater than it is already.

In his opening remarks to the faculty, Headmaster Tad Roach focuses on the foundations of the school -- literally, as the Founders' Hall renovations are nearing their completion...

In the Headmaster's White Paper, Tad Roach reviews four aspects of the school: admissions, faculty, study body and school finances.

During his Parents' Weekend remarks, Headmaster Tad Roach touches upon the enduring love parents hold for their children, and the conflicting desire to keep them safe but let them experience and risk.

Headmaster Tad Roach reflects on his sabbatical year serving as Head of Upper School at his alma mater, Nichols School, and his experience as an alumnus returning to his school as an adult.

In his opening of school remarks, Headmaster Tad Roach reminds the student body that honesty and integrity are the most prized attributes of a St. Andrean -- they far out rank academic achievement...

In his opening remarks to the faculty, kicking off the 1998-1999 school year, Headmaster Tad Roach speaks about engagement with the student body. Time is the most valuable asset we can offer our student body...

During the first school meeting of the year, Headmaster Roach discusses the importance of honor in a residential / academic community.