Sewickley Academy Survey

Sewickley AcademySewickley Academy, 315 Academy Ave, Sewickley, PA 15143

Last year we celebrated our 175th year.

720 students in Grades PK through 12 with all grades on a single 16-acre campus

Our 9th Grade Human Geography Class

School mascot is the panther, colors are red and black. Here is

our mascot and our crest.

We are very fortunate to be well equiped with a number of PCs. I would guess at least 130 in just the computer labs (90 in the high school, 20 in the middle school, and 20 in the lower school), plus another 130 for faculty and staff, who each have their own. Then there are mobile computer carts, as well. Probably at least 300

total.

Our school’s mission is: Sewickley Academy inspires and educates students to engage their hearts, minds, and hands to cultivate their full individual and collective potential in the service of a greater good. Our four core values are character, educational vigor, diversity, and community.

Sewickley Academy is a private, independent school. That means that students pay tuition to attend and we are not affiliated with any specific faith or religion. We are a college-preparatory school and 100% of our students go on to four year universities; academics can be very competitive.

We have a highly diverse student body from 45 school districts in the states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Approximately 22% of the student body is Asian and East Indian, Latin, or African American.

We celebrated the school’s 175th anniversary last year. The Senior School (what we call the high school) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

Col. Mike Finke is a graduate of Sewickley Academy and holds the record for the

American astronaut who has spent the most time in space (381.6 days).

Pittsburgh is a cityin Western Pennsylvania

This is what Western Pennsylvania looks like right now in the autumn.

Pittsburgh, PA has a population of 300,000. It’s a city of “Three Rivers” because the Allegheny River (on the left) meets the Monongahela River

(on the right) to form the Ohio River at the Point. Usually a fountain is on at the Point. The red car you see on the incline used to take steel workers

up and down the hill to work. Our area also has over 3,000 bridges!

This week, we have a giant duck in the river that is making a tour around

the world. This is Ms. Cerniglia’sdaughter “kissing” the duck.

At the turn of the 20th Century, we were famous for making steel and our football team is called “The

Steelers.” Today, we have lots of

universities, hospitals, and technology.

Our town: The “Village of Sewickley” is 17 miles north of Pittsburghand has a population of approximately 3,800.

MUSIC GROUPSBeatlesImagine Dragons Jay ZKid CudiEd SheeranLordeJustin Timberlake

AUTHORSTom ClancyJohn GreenRobert JordanHarper LeeJane AustenDr. SeussSuzanne Collins

TV PROGRAMSThe Big Bang TheoryGossip GirlThe Walking DeadFamily GuyPretty Little LiarsGame of ThronesThe BachelorArrested DevelopmentModern FamilySouth Park

FOODSpizzaMac n' cheesePrasadamChicken Alfredo steakCucumbersPastaPopcornmint chocolate chip ice creamChipotle!

Class Favorites

SCHOOL SUBJECTSScienceEnglishMathBiologyHistory

SPORTSHockeyBasketballLacrosseField hockeySoccerFootball

FAVORITE WEBSITESgoogle.comNetflixkickstarter.com412 LaxFacebookNHL.comTwitterTumblr

FAVORITE VIDEO GAMESBattlefield 4Borderlands 2NHL 14Call Of Dutyjust dance 3FIFA 14solitaire

OTHERModern warfare 3PandoraX-com: Enemy UnknownCall of DutyMovie: StepbrotheruggsMadden 25Assassin's CreeddogselephantsPainting and Drawing Madden 25Breaking Bad (TV show)