Graduate Spotlight

List of 19 news stories.

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  Next Stop, Westover

  7/25/2024
  Recently, we shared news about where our older alumni are headed to college and Drew's journey to Spelman, the #1 HBCU in the country!  Today, we want to highlight the high school selections of our newest class of graduates and share a window into another thoughtful approach to a key transition moment.
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  Next Stop, Spelman

  7/12/2024
  When Drew Roberts ’20 applied to several historically black colleges and universities, Spelman was at the top of her list. “I’m beyond excited that I was accepted,” she says. “Spelman is one of the top HBCUs. It’s very competitive and the students are extremely hardworking women.” U.S. News & World report agrees, ranking Spelman College as the No. 1 HBCU in the nation.
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  A Graduate Pursues Her Creative Passion

  3/14/2024
  As an avid photographer, Marianna “Mari” Lee ’20, a senior at Miss Porter’s, was thrilled when she received a Hill Arts Foundation fellowship last summer.
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  Graduate Spotlight: Yealie Ulaba-Samura ’18

  1/10/2024
  When Yealie Ulaba-Samura ’18 envisions her future career, she sees an intersection between people and politics.
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  A Catalyst for Change

  10/30/2023
  Can one person impact the world? Timothy Mentor ’12 certainly thinks so. “I’ve always wanted to create change,” he says.
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  Next Stop, Oberlin

  8/15/2023
  When the time came to consider colleges, Sofia Caballero ’19 wanted an academic atmosphere where competition was balanced by a supportive community.
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  Next Stop, Dalton

  5/18/2023
  As she gets ready for graduation, Sophie reflects back on her journey and all she wants to accomplish in high school.
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  Pursuing a Love of Science

  1/19/2023
  Alexandria Brown ’14 is thrilled to finally put her passion for science into practice.
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  How Did Alumni Spend the Summer?

  8/18/2022
  During summer breaks, you’ll find many of our graduates giving back to their communities, learning new skills, and preparing for the future.
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  Making Her Mark in Washington, D.C.

  7/15/2022
  We caught up with Kennedy Murray ’16, a senior at George Washington University, to find out how college life is going in our nation’s capital.
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  Next Stop: Morehouse

  6/9/2022
  Mark Abreu ’18 will be heading to Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia this coming fall.
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  Team Spotlight: Tara Eagan ’12

  5/12/2022
  We’re always happy when alumni come back to visit and volunteer. Now, we are especially thrilled that Tara Eagan ’12...
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  Alumni Make the Most of Summer

  8/25/2021
  One of Harlem Academy’s community pillars is initiative, and our alumni continue to live this principle long after graduation.
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  Graduate Reflects on Her Journey to Princeton

  6/10/2021
  When Tanéyah Jolly ’16 came to Harlem Academy in the fifth grade, she embraced our rigorous curriculum and pushed herself to excel.
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  Alumna Maya Scriven is Making Her Mark

  4/13/2021
  As a freshman at Ithaca College, Maya Scriven ’16 is determined to use her creativity to amplify people’s voices – including her own.
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  A Young Change Agent Makes Her Mark

  1/28/2021
  Harlem Academy alumna Madisyn Cunningham ’19 has always been a leader who stands up for what she believes in.
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  Pursuing Science at Carnegie Mellon

  1/5/2021
  Alumnus Miles Williams ’16 embraced leadership during his four years at Lawrenceville: captain of the rock climbing team, captain and co-president of the Quiz Bowl team, editor of the school magazine. 
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  Alumni Advocate for Social Justice

  11/2/2020
  Harlem Academy alumni are making their voices heard in the fight for social justice and equity, continuing to exercise the leadership skills they developed as students here.
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  Next Stop: Princeton

  10/20/2020
  Earlier this year, Harlem Academy alumna Taneyah Jolly ‘16 shared wonderful news: her acceptance to Princeton University.
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