Inside this issue - Episcopal Academy

The Lower School ribbon cutting
The Crawford Campus Center ribbon cutting
The Turner Upper School ribbon cutting
Dedication of Sherrerd House
half of the student body, echoing the
themes of the new campus inspiring a
renewed sense of responsibility,
excitement, and engagement. As
Rosati noted in his remarks, “New
campus, new chances. This is our
new opportunity.”
Following the program, the entire
community then exited onto the
Campus Green for an all-community
photograph (see pages 4 and 5)
similar to the one taken during the
groundbreaking ceremony two years
ago.
Donor Celebration and Building
Dedications
Opening Weekend for all
community members took place
several weeks after opening
convocation on September 26th and
27th. The weekend began with many
of the new campuses’ athletic fields
being dedicated during a series of
athletic events on Friday afternoon.
To honor all of the donors to the Ever
Episcopal Capital Campaign — which
will continue through December
31st and has raised more than $93
million to date — a special reception
was held later in the evening. Poor
weather couldn’t damped spirits and
Ham Clark, Gretchen Burke, senior
master John Wynne (41st year as a
faculty member at Episcopal), and
senior Hallie Snyder, all spoke briefly
to the more than 400 in attendance
thanking them for their support and
highlighting how the new campus will
impact the Episcopal experience.
Saturday the 27th began with the
official consecration and dedication of
The Class of 1944 Chapel. More than
300 community members attended as
the Assisting Bishop of the Diocese of
Pennsylvania, the Right Revered
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