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Christ Church Episcopal School celebrated the successes of four senior student-athletes during a signing ceremony on April 16th. Family, teammates, coaches, and school officials gathered in Rooke Theater to watch Laura Morgan, Ryan Doherty, Aiden Feltman, and Blair Kennedy sign their letters of intent. 

Although Layla Shah ’25 began her journey at Christ Church Episcopal School as a sophomore, she quickly embraced her time here through her dedication to academics, athletics, and service. Lindsey Waters, Associate Director of College Counseling, reflected on Layla’s first semester at CCES and noted how “she so seamlessly integrated into our school community.” 

Director of College Counseling, Linda Schulz, describes Mitchell Alexander Wolken as “highly motivated and intellectual” and “one of the most astute scholars in the class of 2025.” His time at Christ Church Episcopal School has been marked by a deep involvement in a variety of clubs, a rigorous curriculum, and running cross country - a unique blend of interests that have guided his college decision. 

Mary Mayken Reed ’25 is recognized by Director of College Counseling Linda Schulz as an open-minded and intentional student. Approaching the college admissions process with an open mind, Mary Mayken sought a balance between academic challenge and vibrant social opportunities, leading her to apply to several out-of-state schools.

Eliza Roy ’25, a thirteen-year veteran at CCES, exemplifies dedication, perseverance, and leadership both on and off the track. Her journey as a runner began with soccer as a child, but it was in seventh grade when she discovered her true passion for running after joining the CCES cross-country team. 

Some students leave a lasting impression on their school community, and Sidney Mitchell is undoubtedly one of them. A shining example of dedication, leadership, and enthusiasm, Sidney has made her mark at CCES both academically and athletically. As she prepares to embark on the next chapter of her journey at Wake Forest University, we celebrate her incredible achievements and the legacy she leaves behind.

Nathaniel Jakubowicz is a name that stands out not just for his academic achievements but for his diverse interests, strong character, and ability to balance multiple passions with grace. As he prepares to embark on the next chapter of his journey at Bates College, we take a look at his time at Christ Church Episcopal School (CCES) and what makes him an exceptional student and individual.

Sixth grader Mayra Baden, her mother, Mariana Baden, and Middle School Librarian Brenda Stephens partnered with In the Gap ministry to support students and families through education, resources, and encouragement.

The power of music to transcend borders was evident during the recent Upper School Ensembles performance tour through Italy.

Upon meeting Kaytina Taylor Mills ‘17, you immediately get a sense of her warmth and hospitality.