Coleman Davis ’18 remembers being an impressionable freshman at Christ School in the fall of 2014. 

The right teacher – David Williams in Biology – sent him on a path that Coleman pursues to this day. 

Coleman is a first-year student at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine and has been awarded a $10,000 annual renewable scholarship based on merit. 

Proof positive that the world becomes an infinitely smaller place when relationships made at Christ School are the basis. 

Tray Mauney ‘23 played quarterback for two other colleges – Lafayette College (Pa.) and Anderson University (S.C.) – before reuniting with his high school coach for this season at Pace University in Pleasantville, New York. 

Everyone wants to understand AI and what the implications will be for the future, socially and financially.

Jaron Richardson ’23 is one of the experts being turned to for answers and he’s still in college.  

The Christ School alumnus is the first AI and Socioeconomics major at Johns Hopkins University, where he is a senior. Even at a young age, Jaron is such an authority on the subject of AI that he was flown out to Las Vegas a few weeks ago to speak at the National Association of Architectural Metal Manufacturers (NAAMM) fall business meeting.

Winning an NCAA championship would ordinarily be the perfect exclamation point to a career. 

Nick Crowley ’22 is not done with lacrosse, and lacrosse is not done with him. 

The Christ School alumnus was taken with the 12th overall pick in last Thursday’s National Lacrosse League draft, going to the Halifax Thunderbirds.