From the halls of Calvert School to the crystal waters of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Madison Moore ’13 follows her passion with purpose and a sense of wonder. As the Education and Outreach Coordinator at Coral World Ocean Park in St. Thomas, Madison spends her days leading school groups and guests through the park’s marine exhibits, sparking curiosity, instilling an understanding of ocean life, and inspiring conservation.
Graduation is always a momentous occasion for Eighth Grade students and their families, and it is especially meaningful for those with deep Calvert roots. This year, we were proud to honor nine legacy families spanning generations and including members of the Class of 2025, their parents, grandparents, and siblings who are also Calvert graduates.
Prior to the graduation ceremony, we celebrated these families with a special photo to recognize their enduring connection to the School.
Congratulations to the Class of 2021, who graduated from high school this spring and will attend colleges, universities, and postgraduate programs around the country and even internationally. This accomplished group includes student-athletes, honors scholars, and emerging leaders. As they begin this next chapter, we are proud to celebrate their achievements and to see all they will accomplish in the years ahead.
In early June, we proudly celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2025 as they graduated from Calvert School. Our newest alumni will continue their academic journeys at 12 different high schools, a testament to their individuality and the strong foundation they built at Calvert. Together, the Class of 2025 earned 200 acceptances and received more than 60 merit scholarships. As the Class of 2025 takes this exciting next step, we celebrate their Calvert legacy and the mark they made in the classroom, on the field and stage, and their impact on our community.
Congratulations, Class of 2025! Your future is bright, and your Calvert family is cheering you on every step of the way.
The American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) elected Dr. Keith Flaherty '83 as the organization's President-Elect for 2025-2026. The Director of Clinical Research and the Richard Saltonstall Endowed Chair in Oncology at Mass General Cancer Center, Dr. Flaherty has served as a member of AACR since 2001. His dedication to research and treatment of melanoma have earned recognition in the field. Dr. Flaherty will begin his term as AACR President in April 2026.
“It is the singular greatest honor of my career to be elected to serve the AACR and its membership in this capacity,” said Flaherty. “During my tenure, I hope to redouble our efforts to bridge cutting-edge discovery science with clinical translation by virtue of career development and mentorship of the next generation of translational investigators, particularly those aiming to address the needs of underserved populations.”
Calvert School welcomed alumni back to campus on April 11 and 12 for Alumni Weekend 2025—a celebration of legacy, connection, and school spirit. Whether reliving cherished memories or creating new ones, Alumni Weekend 2025 was a powerful reminder of the bonds that unite Calvert graduates across generations.
Our alumni community came together in late February for two incredible events in New York City! On Tuesday, February 25, alums rolled up their sleeves for a collaborative cooking class, during which they crafted delicious pizzas from scratch. Laughter, teamwork, and good food made for an unforgettable evening!
The next morning, alumni gathered at Lodi in Rockefeller Plaza for a networking breakfast, fueling new connections and professional growth over coffee and great conversations.
Thank you to everyone who joined us! Stay connected to learn about future events!
Congratulations to Katie Willett Santarelli '89 who was named as one of Baltimore Magazine's 2025 "Women Who Move Maryland." This annual list recognizes women throughout the state who impact the community through their professional leadership. "Santarelli is renowned for her transparency, technical expertise, and steadfast commitment to excellence, innovation, and exceptional customer service," notes the magazine.
Katie is the President of Wye River Insurance. With more than 25 years of experience in the insurance industry, Katie specializes in the real estate and construction sector.
"Every kid can be somebody, if they have somebody to show them the way." That is the mantra at the heart of the NFL's collaboration with youth organizations across the country and the theme of a commercial that ran during Super Bowl LIX. Among the mentors featured in the ad is a familiar face - Calvert alumnus Napoleon Sykes '96. InsideOut Initiative, where Napoleon serves on the Board of Directors, is one of the NFL partners included.
Dream State, the latest novel by author Eric Puchner '82, is all the buzz in the literary world! This heartfelt story takes readers on a journey to explore the moments when we make decisions that set the course of our lives, and the feelings or "what ifs" that may come as a result. The story is so captivating that Oprah Winfrey selected Dream State as her February book club pick!
Eric sat down with Oprah and CBS Mornings host Gayle King to discuss his latest novel. Watch the interview here.
Congratulations to alumnus and past Trustee Josh Perry '96 who was recently named to the 2025 "Who's Who in Black Baltimore" list. Presented by Afro News and Real Time Media, this recognition celebrates "local African American achievement in various industries such as business, politics, tech, sports, entertainment and more."
On March 4, Calvert welcomed back alumnus Xander Burchell '16 as part of the Baltimore Ravens Read Across America initiative! Xander, a Fan Development & Activation Intern with the Ravens’ marketing team, read "What Do You Do With an Idea" by Kobi Yamada to our Eighth Age students.
He also took time to answer students’ questions about his role with the Ravens and reflect on his experiences as a Calvert student.
Congratulations to Jon Meredith '84 who was appointed the next Head of School at Charleston Day School, a Kindergarten through Eighth Grade independent school located in Charleston, SC! Jon brings three decades of experience as an educator to his new role. The announcement from Charleston Day School's Board of Trustees states, "Jon has a deep love for and familiarity with the K-8 model having attended the Calvert School in Baltimore."
On November 21, members of the Class of 2021, current high school seniors, returned to campus for a senior breakfast! This special event celebrated their Calvert foundation and the lasting bonds formed here.
During their visit, the alumni attended a Middle School assembly before sharing some of their own Calvert memories with the Middle School community. They also visited with teachers and explored both new and familiar spaces on campus.
Congratulations, Class of 2021! Remember that you always have a home at Calvert School!
Seventh Age, Eighth Age, and Sixth Grade science students enjoyed an out of this world visit from alumnus Larry Stifler ’53! Dr. Stifler and his wife Mary McFadden founded the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum which is home to the largest collection of meteorites and moon rocks.
Citing a love of math and science that began at Calvert, Dr. Stifler spoke about his journey to open the museum and the important discoveries they’ve made while examining the rocks and meteorites in their collection.
Calvert teams claimed first and second place in their division of the Saturnalia Certamen earlier this month, showcasing the students' understanding of Latin, mythology, and more.
At the December 7 competition, hosted by the Key School in Annapolis, Calvert's teams competed in the Novice division, where Quinn D. '25 and Alexander B. '25 clinched first place with an outstanding score of 505.
Right behind them were Seventh Graders Maggie G. '26, Arabella W. '26, and Brynn C. '26, who claimed second place and suffered only one loss — to their first-place schoolmates.
On Saturday, November 2, Calvert alumni were on both sidelines during the 108th annual football game between Gilman School and McDonogh School. While the rivalry was as strong as ever on the field, these alumni met after the game to take pictures and catch up. Once a Calvert kid, always a Calvert kid!
The high school admission process is in full swing! On October 1, Calvert held its annual High School Night fair where Eighth Grade families had opportunities to speak with representatives from both day schools and boarding schools. Nearly 60 alumni returned to campus to serve as ambassadors for their high schools.
Mini Week is an exciting time each fall when Calvert Middle School students trade time in the classroom for off-campus activities, hands-on experiences, and outdoor adventures. This year, alumnus Joe Davies ‘74 hosted 18 students for a morning at Dunmore Farm in Monkton. Joe educated the students about horse training, fox hunting, and steeplechase racing, and spoke about the history, beauty, and challenges of these sports. The students walked through a gallery of photos showcasing racing throughout the years. They also watched clips of exciting finishes at the Maryland Hunt Cup!
From Baltimore to New York City, the bonds among Calvert alumni are strong! On October 23, alumni gathered at Castell Rooftop in New York for a "Welcome to the City" happy hour. The event connected recent college graduates and those new to the area with alumni who are established in the city. Alumni had the opportunity to network, reminisce about their Calvert years, and hear updates from campus.
From the halls of Calvert School to the crystal waters of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Madison Moore ’13 follows her passion with purpose and a sense of wonder. As the Education and Outreach Coordinator at Coral World Ocean Park in St. Thomas, Madison spends her days leading school groups and guests through the park’s marine exhibits, sparking curiosity, instilling an understanding of ocean life, and inspiring conservation.
Graduation is always a momentous occasion for Eighth Grade students and their families, and it is especially meaningful for those with deep Calvert roots. This year, we were proud to honor nine legacy families spanning generations and including members of the Class of 2025, their parents, grandparents, and siblings who are also Calvert graduates.
Prior to the graduation ceremony, we celebrated these families with a special photo to recognize their enduring connection to the School.
Congratulations to the Class of 2021, who graduated from high school this spring and will attend colleges, universities, and postgraduate programs around the country and even internationally. This accomplished group includes student-athletes, honors scholars, and emerging leaders. As they begin this next chapter, we are proud to celebrate their achievements and to see all they will accomplish in the years ahead.
In early June, we proudly celebrated the achievements of the Class of 2025 as they graduated from Calvert School. Our newest alumni will continue their academic journeys at 12 different high schools, a testament to their individuality and the strong foundation they built at Calvert. Together, the Class of 2025 earned 200 acceptances and received more than 60 merit scholarships. As the Class of 2025 takes this exciting next step, we celebrate their Calvert legacy and the mark they made in the classroom, on the field and stage, and their impact on our community.
Congratulations, Class of 2025! Your future is bright, and your Calvert family is cheering you on every step of the way.
The American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) elected Dr. Keith Flaherty '83 as the organization's President-Elect for 2025-2026. The Director of Clinical Research and the Richard Saltonstall Endowed Chair in Oncology at Mass General Cancer Center, Dr. Flaherty has served as a member of AACR since 2001. His dedication to research and treatment of melanoma have earned recognition in the field. Dr. Flaherty will begin his term as AACR President in April 2026.
“It is the singular greatest honor of my career to be elected to serve the AACR and its membership in this capacity,” said Flaherty. “During my tenure, I hope to redouble our efforts to bridge cutting-edge discovery science with clinical translation by virtue of career development and mentorship of the next generation of translational investigators, particularly those aiming to address the needs of underserved populations.”
Calvert School welcomed alumni back to campus on April 11 and 12 for Alumni Weekend 2025—a celebration of legacy, connection, and school spirit. Whether reliving cherished memories or creating new ones, Alumni Weekend 2025 was a powerful reminder of the bonds that unite Calvert graduates across generations.
Our alumni community came together in late February for two incredible events in New York City! On Tuesday, February 25, alums rolled up their sleeves for a collaborative cooking class, during which they crafted delicious pizzas from scratch. Laughter, teamwork, and good food made for an unforgettable evening!
The next morning, alumni gathered at Lodi in Rockefeller Plaza for a networking breakfast, fueling new connections and professional growth over coffee and great conversations.
Thank you to everyone who joined us! Stay connected to learn about future events!
Congratulations to Katie Willett Santarelli '89 who was named as one of Baltimore Magazine's 2025 "Women Who Move Maryland." This annual list recognizes women throughout the state who impact the community through their professional leadership. "Santarelli is renowned for her transparency, technical expertise, and steadfast commitment to excellence, innovation, and exceptional customer service," notes the magazine.
Katie is the President of Wye River Insurance. With more than 25 years of experience in the insurance industry, Katie specializes in the real estate and construction sector.
"Every kid can be somebody, if they have somebody to show them the way." That is the mantra at the heart of the NFL's collaboration with youth organizations across the country and the theme of a commercial that ran during Super Bowl LIX. Among the mentors featured in the ad is a familiar face - Calvert alumnus Napoleon Sykes '96. InsideOut Initiative, where Napoleon serves on the Board of Directors, is one of the NFL partners included.
Dream State, the latest novel by author Eric Puchner '82, is all the buzz in the literary world! This heartfelt story takes readers on a journey to explore the moments when we make decisions that set the course of our lives, and the feelings or "what ifs" that may come as a result. The story is so captivating that Oprah Winfrey selected Dream State as her February book club pick!
Eric sat down with Oprah and CBS Mornings host Gayle King to discuss his latest novel. Watch the interview here.
Congratulations to alumnus and past Trustee Josh Perry '96 who was recently named to the 2025 "Who's Who in Black Baltimore" list. Presented by Afro News and Real Time Media, this recognition celebrates "local African American achievement in various industries such as business, politics, tech, sports, entertainment and more."
On March 4, Calvert welcomed back alumnus Xander Burchell '16 as part of the Baltimore Ravens Read Across America initiative! Xander, a Fan Development & Activation Intern with the Ravens’ marketing team, read "What Do You Do With an Idea" by Kobi Yamada to our Eighth Age students.
He also took time to answer students’ questions about his role with the Ravens and reflect on his experiences as a Calvert student.
Congratulations to Jon Meredith '84 who was appointed the next Head of School at Charleston Day School, a Kindergarten through Eighth Grade independent school located in Charleston, SC! Jon brings three decades of experience as an educator to his new role. The announcement from Charleston Day School's Board of Trustees states, "Jon has a deep love for and familiarity with the K-8 model having attended the Calvert School in Baltimore."
On November 21, members of the Class of 2021, current high school seniors, returned to campus for a senior breakfast! This special event celebrated their Calvert foundation and the lasting bonds formed here.
During their visit, the alumni attended a Middle School assembly before sharing some of their own Calvert memories with the Middle School community. They also visited with teachers and explored both new and familiar spaces on campus.
Congratulations, Class of 2021! Remember that you always have a home at Calvert School!
Seventh Age, Eighth Age, and Sixth Grade science students enjoyed an out of this world visit from alumnus Larry Stifler ’53! Dr. Stifler and his wife Mary McFadden founded the Maine Mineral & Gem Museum which is home to the largest collection of meteorites and moon rocks.
Citing a love of math and science that began at Calvert, Dr. Stifler spoke about his journey to open the museum and the important discoveries they’ve made while examining the rocks and meteorites in their collection.
Calvert teams claimed first and second place in their division of the Saturnalia Certamen earlier this month, showcasing the students' understanding of Latin, mythology, and more.
At the December 7 competition, hosted by the Key School in Annapolis, Calvert's teams competed in the Novice division, where Quinn D. '25 and Alexander B. '25 clinched first place with an outstanding score of 505.
Right behind them were Seventh Graders Maggie G. '26, Arabella W. '26, and Brynn C. '26, who claimed second place and suffered only one loss — to their first-place schoolmates.
On Saturday, November 2, Calvert alumni were on both sidelines during the 108th annual football game between Gilman School and McDonogh School. While the rivalry was as strong as ever on the field, these alumni met after the game to take pictures and catch up. Once a Calvert kid, always a Calvert kid!
The high school admission process is in full swing! On October 1, Calvert held its annual High School Night fair where Eighth Grade families had opportunities to speak with representatives from both day schools and boarding schools. Nearly 60 alumni returned to campus to serve as ambassadors for their high schools.
Mini Week is an exciting time each fall when Calvert Middle School students trade time in the classroom for off-campus activities, hands-on experiences, and outdoor adventures. This year, alumnus Joe Davies ‘74 hosted 18 students for a morning at Dunmore Farm in Monkton. Joe educated the students about horse training, fox hunting, and steeplechase racing, and spoke about the history, beauty, and challenges of these sports. The students walked through a gallery of photos showcasing racing throughout the years. They also watched clips of exciting finishes at the Maryland Hunt Cup!
From Baltimore to New York City, the bonds among Calvert alumni are strong! On October 23, alumni gathered at Castell Rooftop in New York for a "Welcome to the City" happy hour. The event connected recent college graduates and those new to the area with alumni who are established in the city. Alumni had the opportunity to network, reminisce about their Calvert years, and hear updates from campus.