Christ School

Asheville's renowned arts scene owes a great deal to the Montford Park Players.

The theater company puts on the longest running Shakespeare festival in North Carolina and entertains more than 10,000 patrons a year. And when the Montford Park Players need one of the area's most capable directors, they often look to Christ School.

Liam Pulsifer '15 has been so engrossed with the offerings and opportunities at Duke University that he couldn't bear to be away for the traditional junior year abroad; instead, he has opted to spend next summer in Berlin, Germany.

March Madness will take on a whole new meaning next month in Mebane Field House.

Christ School has been chosen to host the first-ever Asheville Independent Schools College Fair on March 20, with more than 100 universities from four different counties expected to attend.

Matt Seely '14 learned the value of connecting with others on a personal and professional level at Christ School. Combine that with book smarts, and it is no wonder that the Class of 2014's valedictorian is already finding his share of career success.

Christ School sophomore William David '21 is the winner of two Silver Keys in this year's Western North Carolina Regional Scholastic Art Awards.

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards has announced its annual contest winners for the Southeast region with four boys from Christ School making the list.

This Saturday, three Greenie Lacrosse alums will square off at the collegiate level as High Point University and St. Bonaventure face off at 11:00AM at High Point University.

Oohs and aahs could be heard in Monday's Assembly as the final scores were read aloud.

The question is what team at Christ School is quickly establishing a tradition with dominant wins? The answer has nothing to do with athletics.