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When the in-person traditional math competitions at Anne Arundel Community College were cancelled, Jennifer Bowman, Upper School Math Department Head, cast about looking for ways to give Key’s mathletes the opportunity to continue to compete. 

Mayowa Akinkugbe '26 has added nearly 1,600 new words to his vocabulary this year. The seventh grader has completed so many levels of the vocabulary program Membean, that the company sent him a t-shirt to recognize his incredible achievement.

The US Presidential Scholars Program was established in 1964 to recognize seniors for their accomplishments in academic success, visual, creative and performing arts, leadership, and service to their school and communities.

When Sarah Spruill '18, a junior at Skidmore College, learned that she would not be able to return for on-campus instruction in the fall due to the pandemic, she was incredibly disappointed...then she harkened back to her senior year at Key and the appointment of its first Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.

Key students were recently honored during the Chesapeake Bay Foundation's Virtual Volunteer Appreciation Night for founding the Maryland chapter of GoGlean, Inc.

Featured in this exhibition are samples from lessons on logo design, self-portraits, Under the Microscope Cell Studies, "My Eye" studio sessions, and Diwali inspired compositions.

The Lower School science curriculum included an opportunity for students to study the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and then to take action by creating public service announcements around conservation biodiversity that will be posted to Key School’s Twitter account.

In lieu of an in-person field trip our 6th graders recently had the opportunity to visit the Baltimore Museum of Industry for a virtual field trip.

In an effort to showcase the artistic work of our students for the community Key's Visual Arts Department has launched @keyschoolvisualarts on Instagram!

Key alum Aviva DeKornfeld ‘12 was a part of the team of journalists reporting the story covered on the Pulitzer Prize winning episode "The Out Crowd" of This American Life.

School counselor Erin Weiss worked with our Lower School students to create a video asking for answers to the question, "What is your favorite thing about school?"

This year, in lieu of the traditional in-person concert, students in the 7th and 8th grade Wind Ensemble were tasked with creating a virtual program.