His music blends country, pop and soulful melodies, and his rich, resonant voice has been compared to legends Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley.

Third-grade teacher Amber Sullivan and art teacher Amelia Karpowitz extended an ELA lesson analyzing Hokusai’s famous woodblock print to give students the opportunity to make prints themselves.

The new painting, ‘Lazy River’ by Martha Crampton, celebrates the impact of their tenures in the Fine Arts Department as they prepare to retire in June 2025.

Olivia Rivera ’25 and Shrutav Deshpande ’26 were among the event’s 200 talented performers — and were recognized for having been selected to attend multiple times. 

An intensive theater program in London gave Macey Malik ’26 new knowledge and experience in her craft — and new perspectives.

Rainy Ye ’27 and Cashier Brooks ’26 participated in this year’s weekend intensive and performance, which took place Nov. 8-10 in Winston-Salem.

“Their leadership has enabled countless students to launch successful careers in various artistic disciplines across the country,” Head of School Derrick Willard wrote in announcing the news.

The Fine Arts Hall of Famer shares how he found his footing as a writer, pursued his athletic dreams before pivoting to acting and now makes his living as president of Psycho Rock Productions.