Last week, Severn School welcomed Steve Sheinkin, writer of suspenseful history books for young adults, as a visiting author through the Middle School Author Series and writer's workshop.
At the end of every summer, roughly 100 returning Upper School students gather for Severn's Leadership Lab, a hands-on retreat built around collaboration and conversation about the year ahead.
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation has named one Severn student, Reid Gonzalez ’27, a semifinalist in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Severn officially opened the 2026–27 school year with Convocation, the all-school assembly that brings together the entire Admiral community in celebration of the new academic year.
This winter, a group of Upper School students formulated the perfect solution for cross-divisional collaboration: a mixture of science, sugary drinks, and peer teaching.
Fridays hit a little differently for eighth-graders this past school year, thanks to a new ambassador program that embeds two tenth-grade students in each advisory.
After claiming the 2026 Baker Trophy in May, the Severn Sailing team capped off a stellar season by capturing the ISSA Fleet Race National Championship.
Severn Athletics had a successful spring season, bringing home a National Championship in sailing, a regular season Conference title in golf, and post-season play for multiple teams.
In recognition of Fine Arts Week, Severn held its annual Fine Arts Assembly, celebrating excellent work by Upper School students in the visual arts, music, and theater programs.
The Millard Faculty Travel Grant, established in 1997, has been a transformative opportunity for Severn School educators, enabling them to deepen their professional expertise and enrich their teaching.
Severn School held a special recognition ceremony on April 14 to recognize the 37 seniors who are continuing their athletic careers in college next fall.
Severn School is proud to announce that seniors Annie Campion, Marcus Schwartz, and Fletcher Warner have been named recipients of awards from Scholarships for Scholars, an Anne Arundel County nonprofit dedicated to recognizing and rewarding academic excellence.
As part of their colonial unit, Severn School’s third graders enjoyed a special visit from historical fictional host Mrs. Susan Teel, portrayed by Carolyn Campion, Director of Alumni Relations.
Based on Victor Hugo’s epic novel of the same name and set against the backdrop of 19th century Paris in the days leading up to the June Rebellion of 1832, Les Misérables follows the story of Jean Valjean, a man who is released from prison after serving nineteen years for a petty crime.
In honor of today's International Women and Girls in Science Day, we asked two Upper School students, Ashlynn Cooke ’28 and Grace Gourley ’28, to share their experiences as young women exploring the world of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Waters Kurek ’31 successfully defended his title as Middle School Spelling Bee champion after besting a strong field through nine rounds of competition at the annual event.