No two days are the same at Christ School. Ron Ramsey can definitely attest in his sixth year as a faculty member. The head of the Outdoor Program and Science instructor has taken on a new role for 2018-19: Dean of Campus Life.

Although his home is in Beijing, China, Morehead-Cain Scholar Conrad Ma '15 is well on his way to making a name for himself here in the United States.

Kirk Brown has been encouraging Christ School boys to find deeper meaning in their lives for 24 years. To be grateful for each day's blessings and to savor them. Father Brown will follow his own advice into retirement.

Doug Bland '19 left behind his home in Louisiana as an eighth grader. So the fifth-year senior knows Christ School better than most.

The Christ School Broadcast Network was ahead of its time. YouTube, and streaming in general, were nowhere close to where they are now in terms of influence and reach when CSBN was started up in 2012. Keeping pace is a must, and CSBN will be doing just that for the 2018-19 school year.

Christ School will get a rare insider's look at the passion of Texas high school football on Saturday afternoon, in what figures to be one of the more intriguing home games to ever be played on Fayssoux Field.

Boys from 18 different states and eight countries can still find commonalities.

Nearly 100 boys are already back for Early Sports. Lush grass fields are lined for practice and play. And the new Close-Krieger Athletic Center has been fully-operational for months now, offering indoor workout opportunities unlike any before at Christ School. Yes, you could say it's a good time for Eric Thorp '01 to be taking over as Athletic Director for his alma mater. And you would get no argument from this Greenie.

Summer is a time for everyone at Christ School to catch their breath. But the break from classes does not mean that learning is put on hold. Even if it requires a little international travel.

Last season, Christ School football was selected to compete in the NCISAA Division 1 State Playoffs after heading in with an 8-1 record. Though the Greenies fell to the eventual State Champion, Charlotte Christian, it was just another step in the overall improvement of the program.

Professional development can be a mental and physical endeavor. Just ask Christ School's longtime Director of College Guidance, Kirk Blackard. Every summer for the past 15 years, Blackard has climbed atop a bicycle to explore universities across the country in a unique way.

Cover to cover, Christ School's creativity shines through each year in the Struan.

The entrepreneurial spirit flows through Thomas Belk '08.

Director of Advancement Betsy Ellis is no stranger to Christ School. She previously worked in our Advancement office from 2002-04 to assist with fundraising for the Chapel renovation.

Drew Hamilton '18 and the University of Maryland were meant to be.

When Head Lacrosse Coach Jeff Miles first met Hunter Vines '18 six years ago, he was just 5 foot 2, 110 pounds. Miles saw talent but had no idea Hunter would turn into the player and man he is today.

Jack Fleming '15 can trace his interest in CrossFit back to Christ School. Back then, the former Greenie lacrosse player and swimmer wasn't much different than some of the weekend warriors who use CrossFit to build strength or stay in shape

Congratulations are in order for Christ School head coach Randy Ashley and Kevin Snyder '19 who were named 3-A Coach of the Year and Athlete of the Year, respectively, by the NCISAA's Track & Field Coaches Association for their work throughout the 2018 season.

Christ School's College Guidance Department has a system, and it works exceptionally well.

Advanced Placement exams were in full swing May 11 when Christ School's Outdoor Program put four Greenies and their coaches through a different kind of test. For the record, Christian Blanks '19, Patrick Shea '20, Sawyer Duhaime '18, and Will DuBose '19 aced it.