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GA students experience summer adventures close to home

17Sep

Roma Reddy ' 25No Comments

GA students experience summer adventures close to home

Germantown Academy students have enjoyed the past summer. From beaches to vacations, many students could get a taste of the sun and a little freedom from the regular school schedule. Although some students welcomed the hiatus of schoolwork from other countries, states, or cities, many GA students were able to have their action-packed summer close […]

18Jun

Utsav Mittal '25

Larry ZhanNo Comments

2024 Graduates Take Unique Paths

On the hot afternoon of June 14, after many speeches, songs, and walks, the members of the Class of 2024 will throw their graduation caps in the air as they have one of the last moments on GA campus to celebrate many years of hard work. These students will go off to college and pursue […]

18Jun

Clara Shafer '26No Comments

Academy Scholar Program

The Academy Scholars Program is considered an opportunity for students with a passion for scholarship, creative writing, visual art, performing art, or research (in the sciences, social sciences, or humanities) to pursue that passion by means of developing and working on a significant, independent project. For graduating ‘24 academy scholars, this program has become more […]

GA inducts 18 students into Language Honors Societies

11Jun

Sophia Song 27'No Comments

GA inducts 18 students into Language Honors Societies

On May 1, Germantown Academy celebrated the induction of 18 exceptional students into their Languages’ Honors Societies for Spanish, French and Chinese. These students, recognized for their academic excellence, leadership and positive attitudes within their language studies, participated in a ceremony highlighting their achievements and dedication to their respective languages. “This tradition, this honor society, […]

10Jun

Zoe Shu '26

Audrey Yu '26No Comments

GA Celebrates AAPI Month 2024

In celebration of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month in May, GA’s Asian American Student Association (AASA) organized a series of different events. These events, ranging from community time activities to poetry readings, serve as a reminder of the diverse and rich culture within the GA community. Behind these celebrations are the dedicated student and […]

GA students return from Spanish exchange

3Jun

Chloe ZhouNo Comments

GA students return from Spanish exchange

Returning from a five-week stay in Seville, Spain as part of the Spanish exchange student program, Edie Leon ‘26 and Giah Sharf ’26 brought back with them plenty of memorable photos, newfound friendships and life-changing experiences and memories. “It was such an amazing opportunity and experience,” Sharf said. “It was definitely the most fun trip […]

Mr. Frank Van Atta departs from choir program

30May

Bri Katz '26

Ava Dalton '26No Comments

Mr. Frank Van Atta departs from choir program

MAESTRO OF MELODY: Choir Director Mr. Frank Van Atta leads the Upper School 1759 Singing Patriots in a vocal warmup exercise to start class in his final month at GA. Photo Courtesy of Jazziah Manning

Mr. Tinsley reflects on his growth and learning at GA

30May

Roma Reddy ' 25No Comments

Mr. Tinsley reflects on his growth and learning at GA

AU REVOIR: Modern language department head Mr. Tinsley discusses the class plan for the day with his Honors French 4 students during his final month at GA. Photo Courtesy of Jazziah Manning.

Luke Philip leaves a lasting impact on SGA

29May

Nick Lohin '27No Comments

Luke Philip leaves a lasting impact on SGA

GENIUS KNOWS NO LIMITS: President Luke Phillip represents Truesdell House as he answers a question during the 2024 Knowledge Bowl. Photo Courtesy of Smug Mug.

18Apr

Hannah Greenfield '25

Sophia Stampes-BlackburnNo Comments

Academy Monthly Club

Germantown Academy is home to various clubs, including Academy Monthly, which is the country’s oldest high school literary magazine. It is run by Carmela Jenckes ‘24, Anastasia Miller ‘26, Mel Shen ‘24, Lauren Kim ‘27 and faculty advisor Ms. McPhillips. “It’s a pretty unique club because it’s based on creativity and trying to get people […]