Rushil Reddy '27

During his first semester at the University of Pennsylvania, recently graduated Class of 2025 alum Josh Wangia has continued to explore his passion for Artificial Intelligence, delving deeper into the world he started loving in high school. Wangia’s first interest in the field evolved from his love for Marvel movies, particularly his interest in JARVIS. […]

Every Day 1 at Flex, over 40 students gather for an SGA meeting led by President Andreas Szautner ‘26, Vice President Gabe Meinstein ‘26, and Secretary Sophia Song ‘27. They set the agenda, take input from other members, and strategize ways to make every day better for the student body. This year, these three members […]

At her summer program, Yobosa Idahosa ‘26 walks into class with her math textbooks ready to learn about complex mathematics.  This past summer, Idahosa attended the Pennsylvania Governor’s School for the Sciences (PGSS) at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.  PGSS is a highly competitive residential summer program for rising seniors across the state with an […]

Every Morning Meeting, Larry Zhan ‘25, more fondly known as POGA, gets up on the Arts Center stage, makes a couple announcements, at least one about the school’s beloved estimation game and then dismisses the seniors and faculty. “He was very determined … and easy to work with,” Andreas Szautner ‘26, newly elected SGA President, […]

Every day, 11th and 12th grade students sit down at the Harkness Table to discuss literature.  “I like both of the classes I took a lot,” Noelle Petersohn ‘26, who took Behind Bars and Beyond the Binary, said.  During junior and senior year, students move away from the year-long English courses, and instead, they take […]

Every year, GA has four Superfans, whose job is to announce sports games during morning meetings, organize student sections at games, and get as many people as they can to show out and support the teams. This past year, the Superfans were Eddie McGettigan ’25, Flinn Brooks ’25, Liv Reynolds ’25, and Gabby Bowes ’25. […]

Mallea Kelly ‘27, a current sophomore at GA, has had a large impact on the GA community and beyond through writing her own novel and her volunteer efforts. Kelly has always had a passion for short stories, starting to write her own in first grade. During the COVID-19 lockdown, at the age of 11, Kelly […]

At GA, English teachers are not only inspiring students with their passion for literature in the classroom, but also making their own mark in the literary world through their own projects that extend far beyond our schools walls.  One example is Mr. Daniel Keefe. When he has free time, Mr. Keefe writes poetry. He has […]