WES Alumni Class Notes | Special Edition, Winter 2026

ALUMNI CLASS NOTES SPECIAL EDITION

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

MISSION STATEMENT

Washington Episcopal School inspires academic and personal excellence within a joyful learning environment to develop students who are kind, confident, and prepared.

Dear WES Community,

I invite you to dive into this special edition of Alumni Notes, filled with stories and photos gathered over the past year. Each update reflects the many paths our alumni are taking and the lives they are building in communities around the world.

What stands out most is not just what they are doing, but who they are. Their experiences are varied and wide-ranging, yet a common thread runs through their stories: curiosity, compassion, resilience, and a willingness to step into new opportunities. A WES education does not narrow a path—it opens doors. Our alumni carry forward the habits of kindness, the confidence to try, and the preparation to grow that began here.

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We are especially grateful that so many of them remain connected to WES. When alumni visit campus, speak with students, or share their journeys, it deepens learning beyond the confines of a textbook. Their presence reminds our current students that the values they practice now truly matter, and that the WES community is one that endures.

Read on to uncover accounts of alumni traveling across continents to reconnect with classmates, pursuing the arts and sciences, building families, launching careers, and exploring new callings. Their stories inspire us, and we are proud to have been part of their foundation.

With appreciation,

Head of School

P.S. Have news to share? Call the Development Office at 301-652-7878 or email us at communications@w-e-s.org . We can’t wait to hear about it!

2025

Meharriew Bekele played JV football at St Albans. He, Abby D’Emidio, and Jane Rothwell were panelists on our alumni panel in January. Abby D’Emidio played tennis at Holton-Arms and made the JV basketball team. Alexandra Ehrenberg played varsity field hockey at Georgetown Visitation. Makoto Lattin attends The Hawai’i Preparatory Academy and keeps in touch via FaceTime with his WES classmates. He played football in the fall, wrestled in the winter, and of course, surfs! Doni Mackey played volleyball at St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes. Evie Marvin played tennis at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in the fall. She is performing in the musical “Something Rotten” and will play lacrosse this spring. She is in the Art Club and taking portraiture classes outside of school. Gabby Miller danced and played tennis at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in the fall. Sophia Panchal played tennis at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, receiving the” most improved player” award. She is playing lacrosse and is doing winter league, competing with other schools. Charlotte Rothwell is continuing her lacrosse journey as a member of the 2029 Capital Blue Lacrosse Club and will also be playing at St. John’s this spring. Jane Rothwell teamed up with Sophia Orzechowski ‘24 to compete in the Montgomery County Gold Junior League in 2025. After a rain-shortened spring season, the pair finished first in points in the county, and finished one stroke off the lead in the playoffs. Jane will play golf for Holy Child in the spring. Liza Rosan played on the JV soccer team at the Potomac School in the fall. She is playing on their JV basketball team this winter, and continues to play club lacrosse outside of school year-round. She plans to play lacrosse for the Potomac School this spring. She is doing really well academically thanks to the great preparation she received at WES! Ken Saito runs cross country and track yearround at GDS. He is an Ethics Bowl competitor and does graphics for the Athletics Department. He designed a recent WES Alumni Instagram post. Marie Tevosyan’s book, Duck and Bear, Best of Friends was awarded the Silver Medal for best book by youth from Moonbeam Children's Book Awards in Nov 2025. Jace and Trey Vogelman are on the JV basketball team at Walter Johnson High School. Thomas Wilan is playing baseball at Georgetown Prep. He

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also joined the Prep Players, having roles in 12 Angry Jurors and A Midsummer Night's Dream. Jake Wilson played football at Good Counsel in the fall and hopes to play golf in the spring. Quinn Woodings is enjoying being involved at Landon, participating in Model UN, the Jazz Band, JV football, and is a student ambassador.

2024

Bertie Buckley was on the cycling team at Washington International School (WIS). Annabelle Bulman was on the varsity soccer team at Holy Child and ran track last spring. Simone Henick was on the equestrian team at Stone Ridge and enjoyed drama class. Hank Kelly spent a day off from The Potomac School in October to present to a fifth-grade science class. He shared his passion for science and flying as he explained the science of flight, covering aerodynamics, lift, gravity, thrust, and drag. Hank also discussed how airplane wings work, the purpose of winglets, and the differences between passenger planes, Air Force jets, and model airplanes. Hank’s love of science began in PreK-4, where his curiosity and enthusiasm for learning were already clear. Hank’s confidence, knowledge, and generosity in giving back to our school community was appreciated. Sophia Orzechowski was on the varsity golf team at Stone Ridge and teamed up with Jane Rothwell ‘25 to compete in Montgomery County, finishing first in points, and one stroke off the lead in the playoffs. Evelyn Skinner now attends Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan, for classical guitar. Maeve Snider plays field hockey and lacrosse at Holton-Arms.

to a Grade 5 science class with Mehdi

Top-Bottom, L-R: Alex Berko ‘21 Ani Grigorian ’21, and Olivia Girson ’21 in Spain, July 2025 • Nick Lellenberg with Sam Pentz ’23, Georgetown Prep varsity football • Alex Berko ‘21 with brother Christian ‘17 and father Richmond Berko at his Senior Art Project Show at Duke Ellington School for the Arts, May 2025 • Susie Hoopes ’23 and Julie Hoopes at a WES lacrosse game • Will Ehrenberg ‘21 (St. John's College High School) with parents Andrea Owen and Richard Ehrenberg • Isiah Yirenkyi ‘21 (Our Lady of Good Counsel) • Lucas Zandamela ‘21 and Rhian Williams ‘21 (St. Andrew’s Episcopal School) • Zach Mayhan ‘21 (St. Albans) • Olivia Girson ‘21 (Madeira) • Ethan Oeltmann ‘21 (Georgetown Prep) with parents Michelle and Tim Oeltmann

2023

Jack Carlson played lacrosse at St. John’s last spring. Asha O'Neal attends Our Lady of Good Counsel. Katherine Snider plays field hockey and lacrosse at Holton-Arms. Joey Udoff, a senior at Walt Whitman, participated on the alumni panel in January. He is a competitive fencer and started a singing club at his school that raises funds for The Children’s Inn at NIH. Ariel Williams also was a panelist on our alumni panel. She is a senior at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School.

2022

Alexander Bobo played lacrosse at GDS. Bobby Bulman, also a senior at GDS, will attend Tulane University in the fall. Charlie Carnegie, a Georgetown Prep senior, will attend Wake Forest in the fall. He was a panelist on the WES alumni panel in January. Kathryn Marquardt is the president of Walt Whitman High School’s MakeA-Wish Foundation chapter, supporting children battling cancer. She organized a bake sale to benefit this endeavor at the 2025 Founders Day picnic. Finley Meyer, a senior at GDS, participated in our Alumni Panel in January. She wrote and directed a one act play for their winter term. She will attend Tulane University in the fall.

2021

Several WES faculty attended Alex Berko’s senior showcase, “Pandora’s Box” at Duke Ellington School of the Arts in May 2025. He exhibited several paintings with his “Animal Idioms” theme bringing humor and imagination to realistic scenes on canvas, which could be mistaken for photographs. Alex is pursuing art at University of Michigan. Will Ehrenberg is settled at St. Joseph’s University and is playing Gaelic Football. He and WES classmate Leon Phillips are living in a new dorm at St. Joseph’s. Emerson Jordan is all settled in at Indiana University and met up with Gloria Burkhardt '22 this fall when she was touring the university. Jack Lasner is majoring in biology at William and Mary. He shadowed orthopedic and internal medicine doctors over winter break and plans to get his EMT certification over the summer. Daniel Pressley is on the football team at Oberlin College, where his sister, Grace Pressley ‘20 also attends. Ani Grigorian, Olivia Girson, and Alex Berko took a trip together to Barcelona, Spain in the summer of 2025 to celebrate their high school graduations. Ani attends The George Washington University and Olivia attends Wake Forest.

2020

Nasim Elkassem is a sophomore at the USC Marshall School of Business and is also pursuing acting classes. He is currently managing all social media and public relations efforts for a city council candidate. Samir Elkassem is in his second year as a student-athlete at Duke University, where he is studying economics. Along with his brothers, Nasim and Karim, and former WES classmate

Jonas Hygen Bjorvig who lives in Norway, he recently embarked on a tour of Asia, which included a visit to Tokyo to reunite with their former WES classmate, Kanta Yamawacki. Trey Knott plays for the Rhode Island Hockey Club in the EHL, as a forward. He played on varsity ice hockey at St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes for all four years and completed his season on The Washington Little Caps 18U Premier Team. Grace Pressely, a musical theater major at Oberlin College, is pursuing her broadway career, singing for Governor Wes Moore last summer, and performing most recently as a lead in SpongeBob SquarePants the Musical.

2019

Eliza Horne had an accounting internship last summer and still enjoys rowing. Ben Meyer is studying abroad in Australia with Colgate University for the spring semester. Patrick Pané is a Government and Philosophy double major at the College of William & Mary. Ethan Vogelman is spending the spring 2026 semester in Spain with Penn State University.

2018

Sabina Abdow, a BFA Studio Practices Art major and Art Therapy minor at Marymount Manhattan College, is the 2025 recipient of MMC's Sister Judith Savard Study Abroad Fellowship. Sabina used her scholarship to discover inspiration in Tokyo and showed three of her paintings at the city's Setagaya Art Museum last April. Caroline King had an internship last summer in Florence, Italy, with Ohio State University. Clara Knott, an education major at Fairfield College, worked for Arlington Country schools last summer.

2017

Dale Bell spent his junior semester abroad. He graduated from Grinnell College in May 2025 and worked for the law firm of former WES dad Joe Moore’s law firm last summer. Karim Elkassem graduated from the University of Maryland’s Business School in May 2025 with a double major in finance and information systems. He works at the Capital One headquarters in McLean, VA. In January, Karim completed a 15-day hike through the wilderness of Patagonia, spending extend-

ed time immersed in its remote and striking landscapes. Emelia Isola and Maddie Griffin ’18 participated in Penn State’s Thon event in February 2025. Emelia graduated in May 2025 from Penn State University. She began a doctorate program in Audiology in the fall 2025 at Towson University. She is a teaching assistant for the spring semester. Nico Jordan graduated from Colorado College in May 2025. Christian Larson graduated from the University of Maryland in 2025. He plans to go to law school. Patrick Moore graduated from Elon University in May 2025. Nick Stewart graduated from the University of Michigan in May. After a family trip to Japan, he started working for Walton Street Capital, a real estate investment firm based in Chicago. Holden Woodings, a forward on Catholic University's soccer team, was named First Team Offensive Player of the Year for the Landmark Division in November 2025. In December 2025, he was named a United Soccer Coaches First Team All-American, making him the second two-time All-American in Catholic University history with 10 goals. He graduated in December 2025. Miles Woodings graduated from University of Maryland’s Charles E. Smith School of Business with a double major in finance and marketing in December 2025.

Top-bottom, L-R: Alana Woods ’20 and Kim Bair at WES • Joel Pizarro, Mehdi Elkassem, Ian Shaiyen ’18, Geoffrey Shaiyen ’17, and Meghan Keller at WES, December 2025 • Davis Oeltmann ‘20 and Caterina Earle at WES December 2025 • Christopher Rehermann ‘23, Danny Vogelman, Ryan Kyle ’15, December 2024 • Karim Elkassem ‘17 and Mehdi Elkassem celebrate Eid with Sayema Tareq ’08 and Tayyaba Tareq ’14 • Holden Woodings ‘17 named All American offensive soccer player • Karim Elkassem ‘17, Kanta Yamawacki’ 20, Samir Elkassem ’20 and Jonas Hygen Bjorvig ’20, and Nasim i Elkassem ’20 in Tokyo in June 2025.

2016

Top-bottom, L-R: Emelia Isola ‘17 (Penn State) • Nico Jordan ‘17 (Colorado College) with parents Natalia and Peter Jordan • Tao Ball ‘17 (University of Chicago) • Nate Zola ‘17 (Wesleyan University) • University of Maryland graduate Karim Elkassem ’17 with Samir ’21, Katya, Mehdi, Nasim ‘21, May 2025 • David Diaz ‘17 (University of Vermont) with brother Julian ‘19 and parents Julia and Mike Diaz • Emily Nelson ‘18 (University of Kentucky) • Nick Stewart ’17 (University of Michigan) • Lisa Byskov ‘17 (Boston College) Nate Zola ‘17 (Wesleyan University) • Pascale Schmidt ‘16 (Northeastern University) • Evan Deobald ‘17 (Boston College)

Sarah Norton graduated from Dickinson College in May 2024. She assisted in the WES library last winter and spring and is considering graduate school in library science. Pascale Schmidt graduated last December 2024 from Northeastern University with a B.Sc. in Biology, with the commencement ceremony taking place in Fenway Park in May 2025. Pascale plans to move to New York City and attend Mount Sinai’s Icahn School of Medicine in the M.Sc. pre-Ph.D program in Biomedical Sciences, with a concentration in Immunology. Pascale is grateful for the co-op opportunities of working in the labs of KSQ Therapeutics, Moderna, and Sanofi during her studies at Northeastern. Three alums from the Class of 2016 reunited at WES in December 2025, sharing news about their latest accomplishments: Nico Roy just wrapped up his Masters in Statistics from Oxford University, after a degree

in Economics from Edinborough). Geoffrey Shaiyen graduated from St. John's University and spent an incredible year in Africa with Basketball Africa League. Aidan Smith earned his Masters in international development from University of Denver, which he also attended for undergraduate studies.

2015

Ryan Kyle began a masters program in education at American University. She was a substitute teacher at WES for all grades in 2025. After graduating from Amherst College in 2023, she spent a semester teaching English in Uruguay. Alicia Pané started graduate school last fall at Boston University in the Occupation Therapy Doctorate program. She was a counselor at Summer@WES 2025. Emma Stanfill relayed to us about keeping in touch with her WES exchange student. As a seventh-grader, Emma and her family hosted Celia from Granada, Spain

in 2013, and Celia hosted Emma in Spain in return. Since then she has seen Celia almost every summer for an incredible 11 years of friendship. In March 2025, they celebrated Celia's medical school graduation in Manhattan, chatting about how incredible it has been to grow up together. Emma expressed her gratitude to WES for connecting her with Celia, saying that she has completely changed her life! She added, “She is absolutely someone I would have never crossed paths with if it wasn't for that program, so I wanted to extend a thank you.” Emma graduated Cum Laude from University of Southern California in May of 2023 with a major in international relations and a minor in music business. After having incredible experiences and internships, Emma now works at a record label called Interscope Records under the Universal Music Group umbrella headquartered in LA. She said she couldn’t be happier!

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2014

Lawrence Redmond started medical school at University of Colorado School of Medicine last fall.

2013

Katherine Bowles has been working at CoStar Group on the Homes.com Product Management team for more than three years, helping build tools for real estate agents, home buyers, and sellers. She completed her part-time MBA at the University of Maryland in December 2025. She writes, “Balancing school and work was a rewarding challenge, built on the strong time-management skills I first began developing while at WES.” Alexander Ratliff became engaged to Lisa Sullivan in December 2025.

2012

Emerson Cox was promoted to Captain in the Army in May 2024 and is stationed in Fort Campbell, KY. Olivia Heflin is pursuing a masters in counseling at Loyola University in New Orleans. Laurie Ruberl departed for a year in Australia in September, exploring the country, taking an apartment in Melbourne.

2011

Sarah Bair and her husband Robby had a wonderful time exploring Japan in March 2025. They met up with WES classmate Katie DeVries who is living in Tokyo. Congratulations to USA Rowing Olympian Claire Collins on her team’s victory as she rowed for Cambridge in April 2025 at The Boat Race, taking on Oxford! In addition to her parents, sister Faith '07 and niece, were former WES mom Henrietta Butler, who rowed for Cambridge 40 years ago. She and her daughter Claire Butler '09, cheered on Claire's boat. Natasha Cox was named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2026 for Education. She attended WES through Grade 3, then went on to NCS and Barnard. She recently wrote to us expressing her gratitude “for the role WES has played in my life from age 4 to 8. At the time it just felt like a place where learning was fun and I could be myself. Now that I work in education, I understand how defining those early years are and am deeply grateful that mine were at WES. From Ms. (Petie) Schuessler to Ms. Jenkins, Ms. Bair, Ms. Haddad, and Ms. Thronson, I had teachers who made me feel seen and encouraged. They taught me to be curious, kind, and love learning for its own sake.” She now is at the helm of Avani, a training and leadership development firm that helps people and organizations grow. She is married and lives in New Orleans. Sarah Dickey and her husband Russell welcomed their son Myles Russell Chapman Voudrie on August 26, 2025. Lizzie Moore McGee and her husband Quincy welcomed their second child, Crane Tucker in January 2026.

Top-bottom, L-R: Katie Devries ’11, Sarah Bair ’11, and Robby Hale in Japan, March 2025 • Claire Collins ’11 in a promotional poster for The Boat Race 2025 • Aidan Smith ’16, Geoffrey Shaiyen ’16, Nico Roy ’16 at WES in December 2025 • Eric Chalfin and Lindsay Bratun ’10 in DC, last fall • Natasha Cox ‘11 and husband Mason Walsh on their wedding day, June 2025 • Emma Stanfill ‘15 and her WES Exchange Program friend Celia in NYC, March 2025 • Jonathan Butturini ’10, WES Board of Trustees • Barbora Bridle with Sarah Norton ’16, spring 2025 at WES

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2010

Susannah Bane and her husband Andrei Ramirez-Valdez welcomed daughter Marie Roisin in October 2025. They reside in Boston. Jonathan Butturini joined the WES Board of Trustees in July 2025. He is engaged to Hannah Butterworth. Andreas Gizaw graduated from the University of Maryland School of Medicine in spring 2025 and has been matched with Georgetown University for his residency. We had a delightful visit this summer with Emi Hinds who is an actor in NYC. Shelby Mahaffie completed a triathlon in Chicago recently and won an Educational Data Award for which she will spend four separate weeks at Harvard during the next two years for meetings and programs with other award winners with a conference at the end. Dana Martin and Michael Messina were married in Boston on December 14, 2024. Mike Schmandt became engaged to Johanna Warshaw in September 2025. Aaron Zaimi and Jackie Nicoletti were married in Hilton Head, SC on September 20. 2025.

2009

Allison Arinaga and Justin Munro were married on March 29, 2025 in Media, PA. WES classmate Megan Howell attended. In May, the couple traveled to Japan for their honeymoon and reside in Media, PA. Alex Cox graduated from University of Michigan in 2017. He and his wife live in Taipaei and run a tech consultancy together. Congratulations to Megan Howell who is a National Book

Foundation “5 Under 35” honoree. Aisha Kahn married Collin Davis in Easton, MD. They reside in New York City. Kelsye Little and Eion Hindman-Curry were married on May 4, 2025 in Kansas City, MO, their new hometown. They met at Spelman College over a love of music. Kelsye was a member of the Atlanta University Symphony Orchestra and Eion was a member of the Morehouse College Glee Club. Kelsye received her MA in Education with a concentration in Social Emotional Leadership from York College in December 2025. Bethany Mark works as a pre-school teacher in Georgia. She is expecting a second daughter this spring. Daniel Rubin is practicing law at Dietze and Davis in Boulder, CO, specializing in civil litigation, energy and utility law and environmental law. He received his BA from Virginia Tech and earned his JD from the University of Denver in 2022. He enjoys skiing, hiking, and tending to his community garden plot

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2008

Tommy Finton married Bridget Anderson in Chicago on October 4, 2025. Alexandra Poland was married to Gabriel Scott on April 4, 2025 in Cincinnati, OH. They met five years ago through work and just bought their first house in Alexandria, VA. Katherine Rosenman is engaged to Will Dean. They live in San Francisco and have a dog. Spencer Veirs and Rolima Byanjankar were engaged in early September. They met while working for JBG Smith and reside in Rockville, MD.

Top-bottom, L-R: Mike Schmandt ‘10 engagement to Johanna Warshaw, September 2025 • Susannah Bane 10's baby Maria, December 2025 • Emiko Hinds ’10 with Ron Valenzia, summer 2025 • Kelsye Little ’10 (Masters Degree, York College) • Kelsye Little ’10 and Eion Hindman-Curry on their wedding day • Claire Butler ’09, Patti Collins, Henrietta Butler, and Faith Collins ‘07 at The Boat Race in London, April 2025 • Tommy Finton ’08 and Bridget Anderson on their wedding day, October 2025 • Spencer Veirs ‘08 and Rolima Byanjankar engagement, September 2025 • Chris Finton ’02 and Peyton Nichols on their wedding day, November 2024

Top-bottom, L-R: Everett Jones, son of Susie Bair Jones ’07 • Susie ‘07 and Oliver Jones with son Everett, 3 months old, at WES in June 2025 • Alex Poland ’08 and Gabriel Scott on their wedding day • Bordon McKinnon ’05 is engaged to Elaine McCartin • Liz Mosher '07 and Faith Collins ’07 in Colorado November 2024 • Jack Bevan, son of Ted Bevan ’05 • Spenser Li ’05 with son Luca Rai-Chen Moudy-Li

2007

Congratulations to Susie Bair Jones and her husband Oliver on the birth of their son, Everett James, on March 11, 2025 in Charlotte, NC. Grandmother Kim Bair, Director of Admissions, cherishes her time spent with Everett, her first grandchild. Faith Collins, her husband, and daughter Phoebe welcomed a new member to the family – Millie on September 17, 2025. Liz Mosher stopped through Denver last fall to visit Faith and meet Phoebe. They went to Red Rocks Amphitheater, explored Denver and Boulder, and had quality baby time. Jorman Heflin launched NA Wine – a Napa Valley non-alcohol wine in January 2026. Adair Pounds ran into Mehdi Elkassem this summer. She lives locally and is doing great!

2005

Ted Bevan is living in Japan and is a medical student at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. He and his wife Alex welcomed their son, Jack Worth Bevan, born September 16, 2024 in Okinawa, Japan. They currently live in Iwakuni, Japan. Congratulations to Spenser Li and his wife GJ Moudy on the birth of their son, Luca Rai-Chen Moudy-Li on November 24, 2025. Borden McKinnon is engaged to Elaine McCartin.

2002

Chris Finton and Peyton Nichols were married on November 9, 2024 in Richmond, VA. After a honeymoon in Italy, the couple is living in Richmond.

1993

Chris Hill stopped by WES last July while running on the Capital Crescent Trail. He enjoyed a tour and some reminiscing about fond past teachers and WES friends. After graduating from WES (Grade 6 at the time) he went on to St. Anselm's Abbey School, Harvard, and Harvard Business School. Chris works in finance in New York City, after having lived in LA and Brazil.

ALUMNI EVENTS

CLASS OF 2021

APRIL 27, 2025 REUNION

The Class of 2021 reunited before graduating from high school on April 27, 2025 at the home of Ethan Oeltmann '21.

FRONT ROW, L-R: Wesley Cooper MIDDLE ROW: Olivia Girson, Alex Berko, Aidan Deshpande, James Bailey, Isaiah Yirenkyi, Alex Kiser, Anna Maher, Daniel Pressley BACK ROW: Tiny Nelson, Rhian Williams, Lucas Zandamela, Ethan Oeltmann, Leon Phillips, Zach Mahan, Najee Ankoma-Sey, Will Eherenberg

ALUMNI REUNION

FOUNDERS DAY

MAY 30, 2025

ALUMNI AT

GRADUATION

JUNE 3, 2025

OCTOBER 3, 2025

JANUARY 9, 2026

More than 30 alumni attended the Alumni Reunion on January 9, 2026 in the Middle School Bricker Commons.

TOP ROW LEFT, L-R: Ewan Davis ’23, Joey Udoff ’23, Owen Kearbey’25, Jake Wilson ’25, Pax Lukanic ’25 (not pictured: Jace Vogelman ’25, Trey Vogelman ’25) • TOP ROW, RIGHT, BACK ROW, L-R: Nora Davis, Sofia Alfonso-Iglesias, Liza Rosan, Charlotte Rothwell, Jane Rothwell, Marie Tovosyan, Abby D'Emidio FRONT

Gabby Miller,

WES CLASS OF 2021

COLLEGE CHOICES

Luca Acharya*

Najee Ankoma-Sey Geneva College

James Bailey College of Charleston

Alex Berko The University of Michigan

Caleb Chen*

Wesley Cooper Juniata College

Alessandro Cusani-Visconti Holy Cross University

Aidan Deshpande The United States Military Academy

Will Ehrenberg St. Joseph’s University

Olivia Girson Wake Forest University

Ani Grigorian The George Washington University

Emerson Jordan University of Indiana

Alex Kiser Emory University

Jack Lasner College of William & Mary

Zoe Linkins*

Zach Mahan Brown University

Anna Maher The University of Miami

Sawyer Makl Stevens Institute of Technology

Arden Manson American University

Tiny Nelson Kent State University

Ethan Oeltmann College of Charleston (Honors College)

Leon Phillips St. Joseph’s University (Honors College)

Daniel Pressley Oberlin University

Rhian Williams Salve Regina University

Isaiah Yirenkyi University of Maryland Baltimore Campus

Lucas Zandamela Lafayette College

* Information to come

SIXTH-GRADE MUSICAL: "FROZEN JR." FOUNDERS DAY & ALUMNI REUNION

Friday, March 13 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, March 14 at 2 p.m.

Friday, May 29 • 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.