Snapshots of St. George's

The 2017-18 school year begins under the leadership of Head of School Alixe Callen

Form trips were great opportunities for students to have some special time together with their classmates.

Documenting the highlights of our 12th Head of School's first year at St. George's

She will be officially installed in a special service in the SG Chapel on Jan. 18, 2018.

A "wear all black" day Jan. 8 was organized by a head of the Women in Leadership Club

Students

Eighteen talented SG artists received awards in this year’s Rhode Island Scholastic Art Competition — and half of those were coveted “gold keys.” Several students won top prizes for their self-portraits, including Jessica Chen ’19, Daly Cheng ’20, Gray Foster ’20, Simon Li ’20 and Dima Piskun ’20.

Cheka Orr ’18 and Angel Wang ’18 won gold keys for their art portfolios — “a series of eight distinct works that communicate a single cohesive idea or visual investigation.” Cheka won for her series titled, “Handywork,” and Angel won two gold keys, for portfolios titled “Mechanic Nature” and “Washed Planet.”

The final gold key was awarded to Tony Wang, for a photograph titled “Dreamer.” Silver keys went to Maeve Corridan ’18, Abra Issa ’18, Rachel Lu ’19, Charles Parson ’19, Hope Seiler ’20, Lexi Sinskey ’18, Rachel Smithie ’18, Madison Tregenza ’18 and Hanna Younghans ’18.

Eight of the winners attended the Scholastic Art Awards Ceremony at Rhode Island College on Sunday, Jan. 14. (right)

Artists who received a gold key for their work advance to national judging in New York, where nationally renowned creative professionals review and select work for national recognition based on three criteria: originality, technical skill, and “emergence of a personal vision or voice.”

National Awards will be announced in March.

The Boeing Co.'s Heather Dionne is Brown Bag Lunch speaker

Artist Isabel Mattia explores issues of gender, identity in her work

Theater troupe relates authentic stories of substance abuse

Marcy Kelly, singer and leader of the band Sugar, which performed at St. George's Winter Formal, spoke about what it's like to run a small business.

Students explored the details of how cryptocurrency works during a math discussion

The team scores big and takes the Division II national championship in Philadelphia for the second year in a row

The Dragons clinched the Diman Cup for the 21st consecutive year against rival Portsmouth Abbey.

The African Children's Choir visited campus to perform during chapel service

A silent vigil was held to honor the victims of the Stoneham Douglas School shooting

The Boeing Co.'s Heather Dionne is Brown Bag Lunch speaker

Artist Isabel Mattia explores issues of gender, identity in her work

Theater troupe relates authentic stories of substance abuse

Marcy Kelly, singer and leader of the band Sugar, which performed at St. George's Winter Formal, spoke about what it's like to run a small business.

The School Year Begins

Classmates bond in trips off campus

Students Excel in Language Studies

Alixe Callen's Inaugural Year

The Rev. Jackie Kirby Named Chaplain

Community shows support for Time's Up movement

Artists take home the gold and silver

Engineer outlines career in science

Artistic expression

Scenes of Recovery

The business side of music

Students talk cryptocurrency

Girls' squash team is No. 1

Dragons clinch Diman Cup

The African Children's Choir visits campus

Vigil held for Florida shooting victims

Engineer outlines career in science

Artistic expression

Scenes of recovery

The business side of music