Campus News
News
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Talented Swim Teams Prepare for CAA Tournament
2.3.10
During his last 14 years of coaching swimming at Asheville School, Frank Kriegler has certainly witnessed some winning teams. But what’s unique this year is the number of talented swimmers competing on the boys’ and girls’ swim teams.
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David Brooks to Speak at Asheville School
1.31.10
On April 22, Asheville School will host renowned journalist and writer, David Brooks for a lecture, followed by a question and answer period, at 7:15 in the School’s Walker Arts Center’s Graham Theater.
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Boys’ And Girls’ Swim Teams Place First In Home Meet
1.27.10
The Asheville School Boys’ and Girls’ swim teams placed first Tuesday in a home swim meet vs. Henderson High and West Henderson High.
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National Players to Perform Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing at Asheville School
1.23.10
On January 28 at 7:15 p.m., National Players, America’s longest-running classical touring company, will perform Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing at Asheville School’s Graham Theater in the Walker Arts Center as part of their 61st Annual Tour. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Asheville School Mourns The Loss of Steve Bryant '41
1.21.10
Asheville School mourns the passing on January 18, 2010 of alumnus Steve Bryant '41. He had been in rapidly declining health in recent days. We are grateful for his many years of friendship and generosity. Steve's was a true Asheville School family. His two brothers attended Asheville School (John '31, Richard '33), as well as his step-son (Anthony '95), two nephews (Jared '99, Lance '03), and two grandsons (Matt 2008, and current student Joey 2013). In the past 15 years, Steve founded two endowed scholarships at Asheville School (one in memory of his classmate and friend Boyd Taylor, and one in honor of former Assistant Head for External Affairs Ray Cruitt) and paid for the construction of a faculty duplex in honor and memory of former teacher Elliott Coleman.
