Alexander Philliou was honored on April 7 by Tenafly Nature Center for his efforts in initiating the momentum for the Northern Valley Greenway which is a plan to convert a nearly 8-mile-long unused railroad line traversing six Northern Valley towns into a greenway. Alexander was featured in a recent article in the Northern Valley Press. In addition to wanting to provide a safe area for biking and walking, Philliou said that his motivation for undertaking a rails-to-trails project were inspired by his school. “Going to Dwight-Englewood School inspired a sense of community service and activism. We have a duty to improve our communities,” said Philliou. Alexander is currently a sophomore at the University of Miami Business School.
LS Last Assembly Celebrates Pride Month & Honors Departing Faculty/Staff
During the final Lower School (LS) Assembly of the school year, we celebrated Pride Month and wished farewell to faculty/staff who are moving on and our 5th graders who are ‘moving up’ to middle school. In the assembly’s Community Connections segment, LS students,...
