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Idahosa ‘26 attends PA Governor’s School for the Sciences
19Sep Rushil Reddy '27 Ava Dalton '26No Comments

Idahosa ‘26 attends PA Governor’s School for the Sciences

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 […]
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Audrey Yu competes in international science fair
9Jun Eliza Yu '28 Sophie Sun '28No Comments

Audrey Yu competes in international science fair

This spring, hundreds of students from across the county came together in the Germantown Academy Field House to present their science research. Among these was Audrey Yu ‘26, whose hard work, passion and dedication led her to create one of the most successful projects in that room. “To come up with your project, you have […]
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8Jun Zoe Brownstein '28 Jessica Ma '28No Comments

Swartz, Hu shine during debate season

After many years of practicing and competing, Aiden Swartz ‘25 and Arthur Hu ‘26 became significant leaders in Germantown Academy’s small but notable debate program. They rose through the national rankings, achieving a career-high ranking of #35 nationally. Swartz and Hu participate in public forum debate, a partner-style format where they compete against other duos […]
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Larry Zhan leaves lasting legacy at GA
7Jun Rushil Reddy '27 Nayan Shah '27No Comments

Larry Zhan leaves lasting legacy at GA

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, […]
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Katz creates stunning dress designs
7Jun Nicole Ward Bri Katz '26No Comments

Katz creates stunning dress designs

Ava Katz ‘26 has been a great addition to the Honors Sculpture program this year, bringing her creativity and talents to the class. What is especially impressive about Katz is her work outside of school; she designs and creates dresses in addition to her work in her sculpture class. She makes these creations for fun.  […]
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GA delivers on English seminars 
7Jun Ava Dalton '26 Rushil Reddy '27No Comments

GA delivers on English seminars 

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 […]
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Superfans Eager for 2025-2026 Sports Season
6Jun Om Popat '28 Rushil Reddy '27No Comments

Superfans Eager for 2025-2026 Sports Season

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. […]
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New prefects are ready to lead
6Jun Ava Dalton '26No Comments

New prefects are ready to lead

Osbourn house, led by their Prefects, cheers as they win the 2025 House Olympics.  “Next year, I’m definitely excited to win House Olympics again,” Josh Cain ‘26, one of Osbourn’s new Prefects, said.  House Olympics is the culmination of a year-long rivalry and competition between Kershaw, Alcott Day, Galloway, Osbourn, Roberts, Washington, and Truesdell. However, […]
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