The Upper School debate team recently participated in the Pennsylvania High School Speech League State Tournament at Bloomsburg University.

On March 18, 2019, Upper School Mathematics Department Chair Jason Straub announced the top Germantown Academy scorers of the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC).

The LS Office won't be the same without the never-ending smile of Barbara Buckley 1760.

The Singing Patriots will tour Poland, the Czech Republic, and Hungary from Thursday, March 14-Saturday, March 23.

GA's SeaGlide team won a first place trophy and its SeaPerch team won a pair of second place trophies at the 2019 SeaGlide and SeaPerch competitions at Temple University.

GA modern language students win big in Montgomery County Oral Proficiency Contest.

GA's VEX Robotics Team finished second overall at the Eastern Pennsylvania State Championship on March 2, 2019 at Norristown Area High School.

Grease is still the word at Germantown Academy.

Physical Education Teacher Brian Grady taught PreK students how to make a shoe tying practice board in the Tinker Lab on Wednesday so they could practice tying their shoes.

On Saturday, Feb 2, 2019, the GA VEX Robotics team came in second place at the VEX Firebird VRC Winter Competition, which featured 22 teams.

Assistant to the Head of School for the last 7 years, Jo Supplee has announced her retirement.

The GA community joined Americans across the country in celebrating and honoring the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Prize-winning author Erica Dunbar to speak at GA.

Six GA students qualified for the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association District 11 Band or Orchestra.

The longtime coach and teacher will retire after 30 years at Germantown Academy.

Upper School students celebrated Computer Science Week by participating in a student-led workshop in the Beard Center for Innovation.

Germantown Academy's Lower School Computer Science Week (Dec. 3 - Dec. 7) was out of this world!

Upper School students did a tremendous job of articulating their points during the annual History Debate Assembly in the Arts Center Auditorium.

Stephanie White Kappel '01 is competing in the Food Network's Holiday Gingerbread Showdown on Sunday, December 2.

Upper School CSO makes large food donation to local non-profit.

The Ambler Rotary Club has named Germantown Academy senior Priya Dudhat '19 its Student of the Month.

Zach Berman '04 takes readers behind the scenes in his new book about the 2017-18 Philadelphia Eagles.

Germantown Academy uses a variety of ways to get the word out about school delays and cancellations due to inclement weather.

"The Wind in the Willows of Bucks County" reimagines the classic children's tale in local settings

Thank you GA alumni, students, parents, parents of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends for coming out and supporting the Patriots on GA-PC Day!

Germantown Academy Head of Upper School Chris Nelson announced that 11 members of the Class of 2019 were named Commended Students in the 2019 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Issy Goldstein '20 finished first overall at the 2018 Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Girls Cross Country Championship. Head Coach Judy Krouse 1760 was named Girls Coach of the Year for the 2017 season.

Prior to this season, Robert DiDonato '21 had never run cross country before, which made his breakout season so much more unbelievable.

Senior Katherine Commale '19 was invited to speak at the United Nations Foundation's 20th Anniversary Global Leadership Dinner.

Germantown Academy senior Derek Walkush '19, a veteran member of the Patriots' crew team, was the recipient of the the prestigious John Izzard Award for Athleticism, Service, and Achievement.

Germantown Academy senior Shelby Kuehnle '19 has been recognized by the College Board as a 2018-19 National Hispanic Scholar.

The Middle School is proud to present Hoodie and ths phne 2.0: THE NEXT GENERATION on Friday, October 19 at 7pm and Saturday, October 20 at 2pm in the Honickman Auditorium.

Last March, Germantown Academy held a contest to create a new Patriot logo. The creative energy around the contest was palpable, and we received more than 150 entries from all parts of our community.

Teachers of any language at any level from any school invited to attend.

All are invited to hear Coach Crowell's talk on Sunday, October 21 at 3pm in the Honickman Auditorium. Tickets are $5

Zach Kohm '21 will travel to Colorado at the end of October to swim at the USA National Camp.

Yvette Marquez-Pribitkin was named the inaugural Peter C. McVeigh 1760 Upper School Director of Community Service.

GA students practice Mandarin and learn about the Mid-Autumn Festival as they celebrate the 14th anniversary of the Confucius Institute.

The veteran journalist returned to campus on September 20 to talk about his career in media.

To kick off the 2018-19 school year, the Upper School held its annual Summer Reading Day where students and teachers spent the entire day discussing the book their group read and participating in related activities.

Germantown Academy, the oldest, non-sectarian, continuously run, independent day school in America, kicked off its 259th school year on September 12 with its annual Flag Raising ceremony.

In total, three students were named National AP Scholar, 21 students were named AP Scholar with Distinction, 18 students were named AP Scholar with Honor, and 35 students were named AP Scholars.

Germantown Academy is proud to announce that seven members of the Class of 2019 have been named Semifinalists of the National Merit Scholarship Program.

On Friday, September 7, Germantown Academy Director of College Counseling Karen Mason announced the fall inductees of GA's Chapter of the Cum Laude Society.

Fifteen GA students, along with two teachers, traveled to China from June 12-June 23 where they had a chance to practice their Chinese language skills and learn more about the country.

Upper School students participated in an exchange program in France, Germany, and Switzerland.

The talented brother and sister duo of Gordon '11 and Mandy '09 Freas, who make up the team at Clementine Pictures, were named to Sony's list of the "Top 10 Emerging Filmmakers of 2018" and were also the grand prize winners of Sony PlayStation's "Emerging Filmmakers Program" in which they sold their concept for Hyperreal.

Ruth Carver co-wrote Introduction to Statistical Investigations AP Version, a statistics textbook that was published this summer by John Wiley and Sons.

Recent graduate Kyle Garland '18 finished seventh in the world at the IAAF World U20 Decathlon Championship.

The GA graduate co-wrote the blockbuster sequel Ant-Man and The Wasp, which will debut in theaters on July 6.

Senior Sarah Lindgren '18 won First Place in the 2018 Student Essay competition sponsored by the Alliance Française of Doylestown.

Katherine Commale '19 received the Global Charity Ambassador Award from Chen Chien-jen, Vice President of Taiwan, at the 2018 HERO Talks. She also had a chance to meet President Tsai Ing-wen.

This past spring, Upper School students in Dr. Mark Rabuck's Modern Art History class created an amazing and engaging learning tool for our third grade students.

Germantown Academy alumna Danika Gottbrecht '13, who graduated from Guilford College this past spring, has received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to Germany from the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.

On Monday May 21, 2018, seven Upper School science research students competed at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Sciences (PJAS) State Fair at Penn State University. Of those seven students, six earned first place awards.

Germantown Academy sophomore Alexandra Kafrissen '20 was named Best Solo Dancer at the 13th Annual Greater Philadelphia Cappies Awards Gala at Unionville High School.

Ajeet B. '24 qualified and played in the 11th annual U.S. Kids Golf European Championship held in East Lothian, Scotland over Memorial Day Weekend.

Germantown Academy graduate Johnny Aiello '15 was selected on the final day of the 2018 MLB Draft.

Germantown Academy honored, celebrated and welcomed the remarkable Class of 2018 into the school's illustrious alumni body during commencement on Friday, June 8, 2018 in a beautiful ceremony held on Connor Quad.

On Wednesday, June 6, 2018, Germantown Academy celebrated the Class of 2025 at the Lower School Final Assembly on Wednesday.

On Wednesday, June 6, 2018, Germantown Academy's Middle School held its Final Assembly in the Arts Center Auditorium, where faculty and staff honored a number of students for excellence in academics, character, and service.

On Monday, June 4, 2018, Germantown Academy honored 34 college-bound senior student-athletes in a special ceremony in the McVeigh Community Room.

Twenty-five new members were inducted into Germantown Academy's Cum Laude Society chapter during a special ceremony on Wednesday, June 6, 2018 in the Korman Family Pavilion

Germantown Academy inducted the 94th class of the Academy Club during a special ceremony on Tuesday, June 6, 2018 in the Common Room where Class of 2018 members were honored for their service to GA.

On Monday, June 4, 2018, 19 members of the Class of 2018 were inducted into the Germantown Academy chapter of the Science National Honor Society.

On Prize Day, Director of Alumni Relations Heather Durkin announced the Academy Club representatives from the Class of 2019.

Carnegie Hall dreams have come true for two more GA students this spring.

Danny Ritz '19, Kristine Wang '19, Priya Padhye '19, and Derek Walkush '19 were each awarded the McNeil Patriot Scholarship Award at the annual Prize Day ceremony in the Arts Center Auditorium on June 1, 2018.

The Upper School student body gathered for one final assembly in the Arts Center Auditorium on Friday, June 1, 2018 for the annual Prize Day ceremony, a GA tradition to acknowledge the many accomplishments of dozens of deserving students.

On Thursday, May 10, senior student-athlete Mackenzie Pluck '18 was the recipient of a fifth-place award and a $500 scholarship prize at the Triangle Club of Montgomery County's 55th annual William F. Dannehower Banquet at Presidential Caterers in East Norriton for her outstanding accomplishments in athletics, academics, and community service.

GA's College Counseling Team presents the matriculations for the Class of 2018.

Rollin Wakeman - science teacher, nature leader, camp director, and lover of all things GA - will clean his last beaker in 2018.

The Patriots took home five gold medals at the 2018 Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Track & Field Championship.

For the first time in GA history, the Patriots' boys track and field team finished first overall at the Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Championship.

Jess Killo is pursuing her passion here at GA through the important work she is doing in and out of the classroom.

Like many GA alumni before her, Ashley Begley '07 is pursuing her passion and has started her own company, Ashley D Studio.

Hayley Varhol, GA's low brass specialist, has received the honor of being selected to conduct at the National Lesbian and Gay Band Association Conference in Kansas City, Missouri.

Senior Kelsey O'Hara was GA's choice for the 2018 Girls Inter-Ac Athletic League Athletic Directors' Award.

Of the nine students that participated, seven students earned first, second, third place, or "special" awards sponsored by a variety of science and engineering companies and professional organizations.

Germantown Academy boys track and field team captured the 2018 Inter-Ac League title on Saturday!

Senoira Dwinell looks to travel the open road after spending 21 years as a Middle School Spanish teacher at GA.

Germantown Academy's Belfry Club has received a whopping 11 nominations for its amazing production of Spring Awakening! Congratulations to Director K. Richardson, her amazing staff, and the entire cast and crew. See nominations below:

Germantown Academy Athletic Director Josh MacArthur has announced the hiring of Kurt Wetzel as the new Head Coach of Boys Soccer.

After 27 years, Upper School math teacher and extracurricular superstar Marcia Wexler plans to hang up her graphing calculator to spend more time with her grandchildren.

Forty-two students earned commendations on the 2018 National Latin Exam.

The Middle School Art for Community Club has been hard at work with their own Kindness Rocks Project, painting river rocks with messages of kindness, hope, acceptance and inclusion as well as hilarious puns and witty humor.

Germantown Academy hosted the 17th Annual Modern Language Honorary Society Dinner and Induction Ceremony on April 11. Eighteen students were inducted into their respective language's honor society by the faculty, who spoke almost entirely in the language of induction.

Germantown Academy's eighth grade girls spent an afternoon taking part exercises that build self-confidence.

Jane Golden, well-known director of Mural Arts Philadelphia, visited an art class and then gave a morning presentation for the entire Middle School as Germantown Academy's special guest this winter.

Germantown Academy celebrated student filmmakers at the 2018 Film Now Festival on Sunday afternoon at The Ambler Theater.

The Upper School English teacher recently had a lengthy article about Edward Kamau Brathwaite's poems published in the South Atlantic Review.

Students in Germantown Academy's Honors Engineering class competed at the Greater Philadelphia Sea Perch and Sea Glide Challenge on March 10 at Temple University.

Brian Grimes '05 is making headlines these days for his positive impact on the city of Philadelphia through his start-up company, Bloyd Street Capital.

The time has come to publicly celebrate all that Phy Chauveau has meant to Germantown Academy over her thirty-three year tenure.

Eleven students earned first, second, or third place awards at the Montgomery County Science Research Competition.

Nine students earned first place awards and qualified for the 84th annual PJAS State Competition.

Germantown Academy is proud to recognize 12 seniors who were inducted in the GA chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, the national mathematics honor society, during a special luncheon on Wednesday, March 8.

BosMUN is a riveting three-day simulation of the UN hosted by Boston University for high school students around the country.

Of the 24 students that participated in the 2018 Montgomery County Science Research Competition, 14 were the recipients of awards.

Multi-tasker extraordinaire Tina Rodowicz will leave her noise-filled, kid-filled, light-filled Korman Family Pavilion behind when she retires to the lake this summer.

As part of the AP French Language and Culture curriculum, students traveled to the Barnes Foundation to see the artwork they have been studying up close.

Middle and Upper School students scored well at the Montgomery County Oral Proficiency Contest in Chinese, Spanish and French.

Germantown Academy hosted an all-school design day on February 20 in which students in each division went through the design thinking process to find solutions for different needs statements.

Award-winning Colson Whitehead was the inaugural speaker in Head of School Rich Schellhas' Distinguished Speakers Series.

On Saturday, February 24, GA rang in the Year of the Dog in style!

A mix of heavy topics and fabulous singing inspire the cast of Spring Awakening.

Sophomore Luke Abraham '20 is quite the filmmaker and editor. His video effects reel was recently selected for the Montgomery County Community College High School Art Exhibition and Competition.

Led by Germantown Academy's Diversity and Community Life Coordinators, Black History Month celebrations can be seen in every division of our school.

Germantown Academy Head of School Rich Schellhas has announced the appointment of Anika Walker-Johnson as the school's first Director of Equity and Inclusion. Walker-Johnson, who comes to GA from Tabor Academy in Marion, Mass., will begin her tenure in July 2018.

Larry Gregory '68, the first African-American graduate in GA's history, was the featured speaker at the 2018 Black History Month Celebration.

Connie Williams, fourth grade lead teacher, intuitively understands students, all students, perhaps especially the students who open cautiously, who seem, at first, to open not at all. "Maybe his little heart isn't getting the support it needs," Connie says and finds a way to tend that little heart with compassion and a healthy dose of laughter.

Germantown Academy's Upper School Visual Arts Department announced that a whopping 17 Scholastic Art Awards have been awarded to Upper School sculpture students.

Barry McCommon, a private music lesson instructor here at Germantown Academy, joined the "family business" at age nine when he started to play the trombone.

Germantown Academy alumna Emma Hearn '14 returned to campus on January 10 where she performed for both Middle and Upper School students. Hearn, a senior Musical Theatre major at Texas State University, who most recently played Cassie in Chorus Line, also talked about her journey here at GA, going from a Middle School thespian to a Belfry Club superstar.

Dr. Andrea Kurtz is right in the middle of the action in Middle School and she wouldn't want it any other way.

The Middle School is proud to present Shrek: The Musical on Friday, January 26 at 7pm and Saturday, January 27 at 6pm in the Arts Center Auditorium.

We recently caught up with Germantown Academy graduate Josh Fried '06, who was Zac Efron's stunt double in the hit film The Greatest Showman.

GA alumna Lauren Eby '10 has always known that she wanted to work in international development.

Germantown Academy's Middle School hosted the annual 8th Grade Science Research Open House and Awards Ceremony on Monday, December 18.

Germantown Academy's three divisions, along with faculty and staff, came together on Wednesday, December 20, 2017 for the annual Community Service Organization Holiday Program, which took place in the Field House this year and also featured some new elements to the program, including special musical performances and an all-faculty sled race.

'Lead Lab' is a required seventh grade course that meets once a rotation throughout the year. The foundation of this course is GA's set of seven fundamental leadership skills: Communicating and listening; Solving problems and thinking critically; Seeing and respecting others' perspectives; Taking initiative; Setting goals; Following through; and Learning from mistakes/overcoming adversity.

Four GA students were accepted into the District 11 Band and one student was accepted into the District 11 Orchestra!

Six Germantown Academy students and four faculty members traveled to Anaheim, California to participate in the 30th annual National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) People of Color and Student Diversity Leadership Conference.

Upper School Photography Teacher Nicholas Wynia has been all over the world documenting individuals, issues, and causes. His work is currently on display in the Arts Center Gallery.

The award-winning Belfry Club, the oldest continuously operated high-school drama club in the country, took on A Man for All Seasons back in November.An ambitious play to say the least, the Belfry Club was up to the task.

Germantown Academy senior Katie Kramp '18 was recently honored for her role in GA's Community Service Organization.

Bassist and producer Mitch Beer '00 played a pop-up concert on campus and will work with students in the Songwriting class.

Germantown Academy is happy to announce we will be running Tai Chi classes on Saturday mornings in 2018 as part of our Chinese Programs!

Germantown Academy alum Will Newton '07 is changing the timeless barbershop industry with Shortcut, his red-hot app which he co-founded back in 2014.

Lauren Vanin credits her leadership of the most recent Lower School Design Day to her professional development opportunity given by Stanford University's d.school.

Germantown Academy's Community Service Organization honored GA alumni who have served in the military on Veteran's Day and also honored current teacher Jeff Preston.

This GA-PC Day, the Art Across the Academy program is teaming up with Penn Charter to create a collaborative and symbolic art installation.

Middle School thespians took on William Shakespeare this fall and did a phenomenal job of performing his classic play A Midsummer Night's Dream on October 20 and 21 in the Honickman Auditorium.

The Patriots won the 2017 Pennsylvania Independent Schools Athletic Association Championship Meet by a mere 12 points on Saturday.

For over twenty-three years, valued member of the GA maintenance team, Al Hagdorn has traveled the entire school, hanging the paintings and pictures that grace the walls of our administrative offices, classrooms in all three divisions, and especially the Child Care Center, home to our youngest Patriots. Need another gate strategically placed? Call Al. The gate will be straight. Find yourself sitting in an unexpectedly dimming classroom? Call Al. Lights will be lit.

The GA junior is the first Germantown Academy student to participate in The Germination Project.

Germantown Academy Head of Upper School Chris Nelson announced that nine members of the Class of 2018 were named Commended Students in the 2018 National Merit Scholarship Program.

Technical Theatre Director and Production Manager Paul Moffitt's homemade boats are featured in a new exhibit entitled "Messabout" in the Arts Center Gallery.

Germantown Academy alumna Rebecca Grady Jennings '96 was nominated for U.S. District Judge by President Donald Trump.

Germantown Academy sophomore Emma Atkinson '20 has been chosen as one of just 48 girls from across the United States to participate in USA Swimming's National Select Camp slated for October 19-22 at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

As part of opening in-service, all Lower School teachers participated in training for 3D modeling, using the Morphi app on iPads.  Founder and chief designer of Morphi, Sophia Georgiou led the training.  

The Whiting Writers' Award recipient was a guest of GA's Visiting Writers program.

Germantown Academy Head of Upper School Chris Nelson announced on Friday, September 15 that the National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) named Tyler Dolan '18 a National Semifinalist in the 63rd annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

Germantown Academy Head of Upper School Chris Nelson announced the early inductees of GA's Chapter of the Cum Laude Society at Morning Meeting on Friday, September 15.

Several Germantown Academy Patriots played key roles in helping Team USA win the gold medal in Junior Girls Lacrosse at the 2017 Maccabiah Games.

During the summer, Lower School Chinese teacher and PreK-12 Chinese Curriculum Coordinator Bertina Hsu-Miller attended the Organic World Language East Coast Boot Camp.

Television personality and chef Mikey Robins '16 and former classmate Taylor Randolph '16 make up two of three members of the Breakfast Club Food Truck, which is currently competing in Season 8 of the hit show "The Great Food Truck" race on The Food Network.

When the County Theater in Doylestown booked hometown boy Jeremy Kipp Walker to do a Q&A about his latest film, organizers of the event had no idea he'd be talking about one of the five most popular movies in the country.

GA graduate and current parent Brad Korman set for leadership role at his alma mater.

Germantown Academy honored, celebrated and welcomed the remarkable Class of 2017 into the school's illustrious alumni body during commencement on Friday, June 9, 2017 in a beautiful ceremony held on Connor Quad.

Academy Club members are those to whom the responsibility for keeping the class in touch with the Academy is bestowed.

Germantown Academy celebrated the end of school for fourth and fifth Grade students at the annual final assembly in the Arts Center. Music, speeches, and awards highlighted the morning's event, along with a final farewell to the Class of 2024, who will be heading to Middle School in the fall.

Twenty-six new members were inducted into Germantown Academy's Cum Laude Society chapter during a special ceremony on Wednesday, June 7, 2017 in the Korman Family Pavilion.

The Class of 2021 celebrated the culmination of their Middle School careers during the division's final assembly on June 7.

On Tuesday afternoon, 13 members of the Class of 2017 were inducted into the Germantown Academy chapter of the Science National Honor Society in a special ceremony at Gypsy Blu restaurant in Ambler.

Patriots in the Pros is a new segment in which we check in on former student-athletes that played at Germantown Academy and then went on to play at the professional level. We see how playing at GA helped them in their careers, what they enjoyed most about playing at GA, and what life is like in the pros.

The McNeil Patriot Scholarship Award is awarded to two boys and two girls in the junior class who have built an uncompromised reputation in a number of areas.

The Upper School celebrated Prize Day on Friday, June 2. See the full list of prize winners in the story.

There were smiles all around as Germantown Academy's Lower School students, faculty, parents, and grandparents enjoyed a lovely morning for the 2017 Lower School Field Day.

Seven students earned first place awards at the 82nd annual Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Sciences, including Matt Sandifer '20, who received a perfect score!

After a spirited (and hot!) Middle School Greek Day competition, only 8 points separated teams Persia, Sparta, and Athens, but it was PERSIA who emerged victorious! Congratulations to all of the students, faculty, and staff who made this a spectacular day!

Anthony Hu '20 attended the Distribution des Prix this week at Chestnut Hill College where he was honored with a Platinum medal and a plaque for having a perfect score on this year’s Grand Concours (French National Contest).

Germantown Academy’s faculty and staff celebrated the 25th “GA anniversary” of Lower School Spanish Teacher Marisa McAuliffe, Fifth Grade Teacher Graham Martin, Assistant to the Director of College Counseling Ginny Allenson, and Maintenance Supervisor Charlie Landgrebe 1760 during a special ceremony in the Honickman Auditorium.

At the Greater Philadelphia SeaPerch Challenge, the GA SeaRaptor Team was named the Overall Winner and qualified for the National SeaPerch Challenge in Atlanta.

Both Abbe Goldstein '17 and Gavin Rees '17 received scholarships from The Sociedad Hispana Doylestown during the society's annual ceremony.

PreK-4th grade students participated in a design thinking activity for Earth Day. Their design problem was "How can we help Earth by capturing sun and water to create energy?"

A number of Germantown Academy Lower School students won prizes in the 2017 Nancy Corson Writing Contest.

On Saturday, April 29, Matt Rominger, who is GA's Assistant Director of Admission – Lower School, organized a Germantown Academy team of volunteers to help with the Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association’s 47th annual creek clean-up.

Congratulations to Brendan Carr '17 on being nominated for a Greater Philadelphia Area Cappie for the category Comic Actor in a Musical for his role as Dusty in The Burnt Part Boys

Sixth grade group brings home blue ribbon from the Bucks County Reading Olympics competition.

Galloway House put on a show at the 2017 House Olympics to win the Schoolhouse Trophy with 161 total points.

At the 2017 Delaware Valley Science Fair, 12 Germantown Academy Upper School students earned first, second, third place, or honorable mention awards, or special awards, including $875 in cash and $808,000 in scholarship money to local universities.

Germantown Academy graduates and current Wake Forest University Michael Hanamirian '13 and Kaela Griswold '15 danced in memory of Chris Nunes '14, Bobby Taggart '16, and Peter McVeigh 1760 at the 12th annual Wake 'N Shake, a dance marathon that benefits the Brian Piccolo Cancer Research Fund. Both also had key leadership roles in planning the student-led event.

On April 1, the Academy Scholars, accompanied by the programs directors, Sue Negro and Mark Stephens, attended an inspiring TEDx presentation, Rise and Run, held at the Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on the University of Pennsylvania's campus.

Middle School math teacher Anthony Commale's sixth grade students recently traveled into the world of virtual reality during to complete a times table activity.

Twenty-three Germantown Academy Middle School students visited The Haverford School to participate in the 2017 Middle School Diversity Conference, which brought together over 400 students from four different states.

Alli Lorraine '14, Style Editor for Highlark, recently sat down with Allen Tate '08, the lead singer of the popular music group San Fermin.

An impressive mix of local and global films screened to an enthusiastic crowd at the Ambler Theater on April 9 in the second year of this GA-sponsored event.

Leadership is everywhere in the Middle School these days. Just ask Kate Cassidy and Sara Goodwin, co-creators of the Eighth Grade Girls' Lunches and the 7th Grade Leadership Lab.

Kindergarten students used many objects in the Lower School art room to create their own circus after reading Sandy's Circus by Tayna Lee Stone.

Budding artists from Germantown Academy were selected to have their works of art displayed during the 39th Annual Montgomery County High School Exhibition and Competition.

Germantown Academy honored nine students at the 16th Annual Honorary Society Dinner and Induction Ceremony. Overall, GA inducted five students into the Sociedad Honoraria Hispánica and four students into the Société Honoraire de Français.

Kindergarten students used many objects in the Lower School art room to create their own circus after reading Sandy's Circus by Tayna Lee Stone.

Leadership is everywhere in the Middle School these days. Just ask Kate Cassidy and Sara Goodwin, co-creators of the Eighth Grade Girls' Lunches and the 7th Grade Leadership Lab.

An impressive mix of local and global films screened to an enthusiastic crowd at the Ambler Theater on April 9 in the second year of this GA-sponsored event.

Alli Lorraine '14, Style Editor for Highlark, recently sat down with Allen Tate '08, the lead singer of the popular music group San Fermin.

We are blessed that Ted Haynie's approach to family, faith, and work has quietly and steadfastly shaped the life of our school over the past thirty-five years.

GA eighth grade science researchers were well prepared for the Montgomery County Science Research Competition.

This year, the New Community Project completed an intensive exploration of the Community Partnership School, which is in the planning stages of developing a brand new school building in the Brewerytown neighborhood of Philadelphia.

At the Montgomery County Science Research Competition, science researchers from the Class of 2017 earned the most total points for 12th grade projects. Overall, of the 28 GA students that competed,18 earned first, second, or third place awards and qualified for the Delaware Valley Science Fair.

Middle and Upper School students stood out at the 2017 Montgomery County Oral Proficiency Contest.

After going 10-0 in the regular season, the Patriots took on the statewide competition at three big-name tournaments in Lancaster.

Germantown Academy inducted 14 members of the Class of 2017 into the GA chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, the national mathematics honor society, on March 8.

The award-winning Belfry Club took on Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in its latest production.

GA lifers Alexandra '99 and Kassandra '00 Lefakinis grew up in the yacht industry and are now co-owners of a luxury charter company and a boutique online shop in Pireaus, Greece.

Dan Hoy '12 signed a minor league contract with the New York Mets.

Germantown Academy has built a full curriculum around drama and public speaking in Middle School.

Germantown Academy's fourth grade STEAM program was featured in the February edition of Suburban Life Magazine.

The Class of 2024 participated in an Inventions Convention created by Lower School science teacher Craig Newberger 1760 to help show their knowledge of simple machines.

Six Germantown Academy seniors have been named finalists in the annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

Students released the latest edition of In Our Own Write, the Middle School's literary magazine.

As part of their science curriculum, second graders cultivated beets, Chinese cabbage, kohlrabi, broccoli, radish, spinach, and Swiss chard.

The Class of 2027 took their knowledge from science class and turned it into an art project, with a little technology on the side.

Abbe Goldstein '17 and Kyle Garland '18 each won a pair of state titles!

At last weekend's Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Sciences regional competition, nine GA students earned first place awards and qualified for the 82nd annual PJAS State Competition in May.