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Fueling their unwavering curiosity, a cornerstone of SCH Academy's mission, this community is actively embracing innovation and exploring how AI can revolutionize the classroom experience.

Annabel Grove learned the power of social impact and innovation both in and out of the office early on in her career. “I have always wanted to work for a company that stands for something important and stands by it,” she says.

“The spark for Cocoa Press happened in a senior year Intro to Engineering class at SCH,” says Ellie Weinstein, Class of 2015, who credits Peter Randall, chair of Robotics and Engineering, and then-teacher James Martin for paving the way for her success as founder of Cocoa Press, which produces chocolate printers.

“The spark for Cocoa Press happened in a senior year Intro to Engineering class at SCH,” says Ellie Weinstein, Class of 2015, who credits Peter Randall, chair of Robotics and Engineering, and then-teacher James Martin for paving the way for her success as founder of Cocoa Press, which produces chocolate printers.

Harnessing the strength of community is Natalie Browne Holmes’ superpower. Drawing on her experience as a community manager at Google where she oversaw a pilot program between Google Code Next and three Harlem partner organizations, she has grown what she calls a “vibrant community” of brand ambassadors, creators, and loyalists as the director of Community and Social Impact at Topicals,

“It’s impossible to think about entrepreneurship without thinking of the jersey stripes,” says Benjamin Rubin ’14, who, alongside his brother, Matthew Rubin ’11, founded SnoFox in 2020 to “safeguard and optimize the global cold chain to ensure reliable distribution of foodstuffs and vaccines to people all around the world.”