Shorecrest Preparatory School

Actionable Steps towards a more Inclusive Community

by: Roderick Avery Fludd, Director of Diversity and Inclusion

The current social climate has stirred feelings and stories from our community members that indicate our imperfect past as an institution. We are committed to examining our past and present as we work toward a more inclusive future. We seek to provide an environment that embraces and celebrates differences and feels like home to all.

Listening, Learning and Working Toward a More Inclusive World

by: Mike Murphy, Headmaster, et al

We mourn the senseless deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and so many other innocent men and women of color. We recognize that these events have a deeply personal impact on our African-American community members. We acknowledge your pain and stand in solidarity with you.

HONORING HANNAH AND PROTECTING OUR PLANET IN HER MEMORY

by: uscj.org

People across North America are boosting their sustainability efforts to honor a beloved member of our community, Hannah Weiss '16.

St. Petersburg Arts Alliance announces 2020 Grant Awardees

by: The St. Petersburg Arts Alliance

William Leavengood '78 and composer Constantine Grame, will present GASPARILLA: THE MUSICAL in a workshop in the form of a reading/singing of the musical in the Palladium’s Hough Hall with help from a grant from St. Petersburg Arts Alliance and the Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs.

Spotlight on Dr. David Fleece ‘83 and Dr. Adam Prawer '01

by: Stacy Alexander, Director of Alumni and Community Engagement

We salute our Shorecrest community members, Chargers Alumni and all those who serve in the medical and health care industry. Thank you for your dedication to the health and wellbeing of those in your care.

Spotlight on Jackson Willis '15

by: Alumni Association

Jackson Stovall Willis ‘15, began Shorecrest in Jr. Kindergarten; graduated Valedictorian, was Shorecrest's first U.S. Presidential Scholar, was named Outstanding Senior in 2015, and headed to Yale University. There he studied in the Directed Studies Program in Western Thought, the Peace and Dialogue Leadership Initiative, and Brady-Johnson Program in Grand Strategy, where his research focused on shareholder activism for social responsibility. Jackson is the first Exceptional Distinction designee from the Yale Humanities Program in over two decades.