Meet the singing, songwriting sisters Oladunni Oladipo ’13 and Olayeni Oladipo ’15. Oladunni and Olayeni attended The Park School from PreK through Grade 8 and recall singing in the Inspirational Freedom Choir and performing at Yule Festival and May Day as some of their most cherished memories. While at Park, they released their debut contemporary gospel album, “The Mighty One” and their single, “A Song for America,” a patriotic song that pays tribute to American values. The song premiered in Boston Symphony Hall by the world renowned Boston Pops Orchestra at a three-day performance in 2013. Read more.

In our Summer Bulletin 2020, you'll meet Shami Bery '04, who received the 2020 Young Alumni Achievement Award. Through his leadership, creativity, and entrepreneurship, Shami exemplifies Park’s commitment to encouraging today’s students to pursue their curiosities towards making the world a better place. Read more.

In our Summer Bulletin 2020, we profile ten Park graduates whose work was directly affected by the pandemic. 

Meet Amanda Burrage, a pediatrician on Navajo Nation, a territory of 17.5 million acres which straddles Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico. “My journey from Goddard Avenue has taken me to many unexpected places. I could not have guessed I would end up on the Navajo Nation during a pandemic, however the values and ways of thinking that began at Park taught me to explore my interests in order to continue learning about and contributing to the world.” Read more.  

In our Summer Bulletin 2020, we profile ten Park graduates whose work was directly affected by the pandemic. 

Meet Sam Feibel ’13, who spent five weeks this spring working to create a prototype ventilator at a startup in South Boston. He studied physics and engineering at Cornell, where he was active with CUAir, a project team that designs, builds, and operates autonomous aircraft. He received his BS this spring, and is now pursuing his master’s in aerospace engineering. Read more.