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Ransom Everglades in the News

News Around Campus

List of 4 news stories.

  • Members of the cast of Into the Woods

    Drama students go Into the Woods for an entertaining musical adventure

    RE drama students took audiences into the woods for three nights of musical adventures, meandering through a host of well-known fairy tales – and the massive faux trees expertly designed by student crew members – while exploring the theme of happily ever after. Student actors in vibrant costumes showed their vocal range and skills at the Lewis Family Auditorium from December 11-13 as RE student and faculty musicians provided the perfectly timed musical score.
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  • Noa Garcia '27 and Patrick Keedy Brown '26

    RE poet and artist earn major recognitions

    Two RE students recently won recognition for their creative excellence, with Patrick Keedy Brown '26 earning a national literary distinction and Noa Garcia '27 selected for a highly competitive local arts residency. Keedy Brown was among four students nationwide who won the National English Honor Society Poets Laureate Award, and Garcia was named one of five recipients of the inaugural Oolite Arts Youth Artist Residency.
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  • Speech and debate team in Chicago

    RE speech and debate scores locally, regionally and nationally

    Ransom Everglades Speech and Debate concluded its fall competitive season with high-level performances across five tournaments since mid-October, winning eight event championships while scoring 18 top-three placements at local, regional and national events. 

    A few highlights: Lucas Sanchez ’27 earned fourth place in Dramatic Interpretation at a national event in Chicago; Ella Griffin '29 earned three first-place finishes across two events; and Reed Gershman ’26 won one event while scoring three top-three finishes. The team of Tyler Marcus ’26 and Eduardo de Sabrit ’26 claimed a first-place finish at a major regional tournament.
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  • Chief of Innovation and Strategic Programming John A. King Jr. introduces Jacob Zide ‘26, Alicia Medina ‘26, Bridget Mestepey ‘26, Sophia Linfield ‘26, Christopher Tsialas ‘26, Alexandra Russoniello ‘26 and Ana Gonzalez ‘26

    Bowden Fellows Gallery Night showcases summer humanities research projects of seven RE seniors

    Ransom Everglades’ Class of 2026 Dan Leslie Bowden Fellows in the Humanities showcased their completed research projects during Bowden Fellows Gallery Night, a capstone event that opened in the Lewis Family Auditorium and concluded in the Solomon Art Gallery. Introduced by RE’s Chief of Innovation and Strategic Programming John A. King Jr., the director of the nine-year-old program, Jacob Zide '26, Alicia Medina '26, Bridget Mestepey '26, Sophia Linfield '26, Christopher Tsialas '26, Alexandra Russoniello '26 and Ana Gonzalez '26 presented their work on themes that included reconciliation, remembrance and grief. Watch a video REview here.
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Upcoming Events

List of 5 events.

  • Jan
    15

    REPA Parent Speaker Event

    Parent Workshop: Keys to Building a Tech Healthy Household

    Joining us? Please RSVP here. 

    Please consider attending an engaging 60-minute presentation + 30 minutes Q&A session with speaker Dino Ambrosi on the "Keys to Building a Tech Healthy Household."

    Session Flyer (Link)

    Dino Ambrosi is a digital wellness presenter on a mission to help students build healthy relationships with technology. After years of struggling with his own unhealthy tech use, he created a course that helped 100+ UC Berkeley students reduce their screen time by an average of 3.5 hours per day. In 2022, he launched Project Reboot. He has since spoken to over 50,000 students and parents around the world, released a TEDx talk “The Battle for Your Time,” with over 3 million views, and created an online tech addiction support group with members on six continents. 

    For more information, contact Ellie Rodriguez at repa@ransomeverglades.org.
    Posner Lecture Hall
    Stacey Chopp
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  • Jan
    19

    Martin Luther King Jr. Day - School Closed

  • Jan
    20

    7th-Grade Parent Network Event

    Interested in attending? Please RSVP here. 

    The REPA Parent Network promotes communication and the exchange of ideas on raising adolescents. For more information, contact Carola Pimentel (carola@assureinteriors.com) or Jessica Mason (jess@sheatreecap.com)
    Touzet Family Quad
    Stacey Chopp
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  • Jan
    21

    REPA General Membership Meeting

    Ransom Everglades Parents' Association General Membership Meeting.

    Join us on campus for our upcoming REPA General Membership Meeting, where school leadership will share updates, and everyone will get a sneak peek at exciting upcoming REPA events, including our much-anticipated Annual Party! All parents are invited and welcome. Plus, one lucky attendee will head home with a surprise giveaway you definitely won’t want to miss, so bring a buddy and make it even more fun! 
     
    RSVP here. 

    For more information, contact Ellie Rodriguez (repa@ransomeverglades.org).
    Posner Lecture Hall
    Stacey Chopp
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  • Jan
    22

    11th-Grade Parent Network Event

    Interested in attending? Please RSVP here. 

    The REPA Parent Network promotes communication and the exchange of ideas on raising adolescents. For more information, contact Carola Pimentel (carola@assureinteriors.com) or Jessica Mason (jess@sheatreecap.com)
    Touzet Family Quad
    Stacey Chopp
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Founded in 1903, Ransom Everglades School is a coeducational, college preparatory day school for grades 6 - 12 located on two campuses in Coconut Grove, Florida. Ransom Everglades School produces graduates who "believe that they are in the world not so much for what they can get out of it as for what they can put into it." The school provides rigorous college preparation that promotes the student's sense of identity, community, personal integrity and values for a productive and satisfying life, and prepares the student to lead and to contribute to society.


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