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Since 1982, SAS has suspended classes for an Earth day celebration that includes workshops, service, and adventure. This year's celebration will be Thursday, April 22. 

Senior swimmer Zolon Knoll recently committed to swim for Centre College in Danville, Kentucky.

Porter Neubauer, a senior at St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School, recently accepted a Johnson Scholarship at Washington & Lee University in Virginia. The Johnson Scholarship is W&L’s most prestigious scholarship and provides full tuition, room, and board for students chosen based on academic achievement, demonstrated leadership, and the potential to contribute to the intellectual and civic life of the W&L campus and the world.

SAS's financial literacy course prepares students for the post-pandemic economy.

Seventy-five students achieved academic distinction for the third quarter.

The Cumberland Scholars program provides SAS students a pathway for graduation with distinction when they pursue learning experiences in place-based and outdoor education.

SAS renames trail network in memory of Tim Graham, longtime director of development.

The St. Andrew’s-Sewanee School Ethics Bowl team recently won their third consecutive state championship. The team, which is coached by SAS Dean of Students and Humanities Department Co-Chair Geoffrey Smith, will make its third national championship appearance in April.

SAS junior Tyler Rodgers' enlistment in the Tennessee National Guard represents a tribute to a fallen soldier and a commitment to Tyler's own future.