The Pingry Review - Fall 2020

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Pingry Favorites Students Teach Virtual Summer Courses In partnership with Big Blue Summer Academics, Alesia Paliwoda ’21 was the first Pingry student to offer not one, but two virtual courses of her own design this past summer: Introduction to Architecture and Introduction to Engineering. In the former, she asked her students to “dimension” their homes, build a model, and draw additional views (top, front, and side). Similarly, fellow rising seniors Claire Keller ’21, Caeley Feeney ’21, and Elisabeth Korn ’21 offered rising K-Grade 5 students a Summer Reading Enrichment program.

Alesia Paliwoda ’21 teaching her virtual summer courses. at right: Sketches by Valentyn Kurylko ’25 for Introduction to Architecture.

Ring the Bell Throughout the

48 hours of Ring the Bell:

DRIVE-IN MOVIES

Pingry’s Annual Celebration of Giving, held in honor of Dr. Pingry’s birthday, the community united in support of the School’s mission. More than 625

community members participated,

$1.2 million in new gifts and pledges for the 2021 raising over

Pingry Fund—a recordsetting level of support!

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The PSPA (Pingry School Parents’ Association) hosted a safe, fun community event in October: a drive-in movie weekend, which included screenings of Despicable Me and Black Panther.


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