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List of 4 news stories.

  • Drama students outdo themselves with Hadestown: Teen Edition

    From the performers' range and polish, to the creative and perfectly timed choreography, to the true-to-Broadway staging, sound, costumes and set, RE's exceedingly talented upper school drama and orchestra students outdid themselves with Hadestown: Teen Edition. Performing in two casts from April 8-11 at the Lewis Auditorium, the students drew nearly full houses all four nights and inspired ovations in proportion to the quality of the production. The leads on Wednesday and Friday were Armando Segrera ’25, Isabella Sayfie Ranawat ’26, Jaerla Sajous ’25, Gustavo Do Valle ’26, Julia Jaci ’27, Sofie Delic ’28, Morgan Williams ’26 and Miranda Silva ’26.

    On Tuesday and Thursday the leads were: Austin Sayfie Aagaard ’26, Erela Yashiv ’26, Victoria Pasos ’28, Alejandro Andrade ’25, Elena Castrillon ’26, Lilah Murphy ’27, Sasha Zack ’25 and Halo Tucker ’27.
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  • Fourth Annual Social Psychology Symposium, Posner Lecture Hall

    Students explore current events through the lens of social psychology

    Students in Ransom Everglades' AP Psychology classes presented their research posters on how current events can be interpreted using social psychology theories and phenomena during the 2025 Social Psychology Symposium in the Posner Lecture Hall on April 3. Thirteen groups of students under RE faculty member Jenny Carson '03 explained their findings on topics ranging from the impact of Saturday Night Live to the unlikely hero status achieved by Luigi Mangione. Fellow students, teachers and parents attended the event during the mid-day break. 
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  • Sofie Delic '28, Alexa Charouhis '27, Miguel Kumar '25, Patrick Keedy Brown '26, Arhan Shah '27

    Upper schoolers sweep top awards at Poetry Night at the Barnacle

    RE student-poets swept the top three awards presented at the second annual Poetry Night at The Barnacle on April 9: Miguel Kumar '25 earned first place; Alexa Charouhis '27, second; and Patrick Keedy Brown '26, scored third place as Sofie Delic '28 and Arhan Shah '27 earned finalist recognition (top 15). All read their poems aloud on the lawn of The Barnacle Historic State Park with 10 other finalists from five South Florida Schools. Nearly 600 poems were submitted in recognition of National Poetry Month.
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  • The district champion girls' water polo team

    Girls' water polo wins 18th district title in 19 years

    Ransom Everglades girls' water polo earned its 18th district title in 19 years with a resounding 20-2 defeat of Coral Gables High at the Ansin Aquatic Center on April 10. Eleanor Kriplen '28 led with five goals; Sydney Gould '25 and Ellie Stokes '26 scored three each; and Casey Manno '25 tallied seven assists and three steals. Ten Raiders scored at least once to help the Raiders get back on the district title track after a narrow defeat to MAST Academy in 2024 ended their 17-year streak.
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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.