The Severn School community came together on Saturday, March 2 for the annual Multicultural Admiral Dinner, a potluck event that celebrates the vibrant diversity of the greater school community.
For the first time in a decade, the Severn Admirals earned four conference championships in the winter season, with MIAA B-Conference tournament wins by JV and Varsity Boys Basketball, Varsity Wrestling and Varsity Boys Swimming.
The Naval Academy Leadership Conference is a 4-day event hosted annually by the United States Naval Academy. This year marked the event's 40th anniversary, and Severn alum and MIDN 1/C Julia Christie '20 served as the Conference Chair, working with her staff to put on the entire conference.
Severn Middle School held its annual Spelling Bee this week, with students testing their spelling prowess against each other and in front of their classmates.
Black History Month provides a perfect opportunity to investigate an important segment of the American higher education system – Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Some of these schools date back more than 150 years, so they are undeniably historical.
Senior Kingston Price came away with a career-high 32 points in the Admirals' January 10 matchup against Annapolis Area Christian School, putting him over the 1,000-point mark in his Severn basketball career.
Severn is excited to welcome Paolo Schianchi to campus next week as the 2023-24 Dillon Moran Musician in Residence, and to host the talented musician for a free concert in Price at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Jan 20 (new date due to the snow).
After a three-year hiatus, the Southwest Adopt-a-Pilot (AAP) Program touched down at Severn School once again, giving fifth graders a pilot’s-eye view of how the subjects they are learning relate to aviation.