Main Line Student of the Week

 Villa Maria Academy's Marin Rosser is Main Line Student of the Week (Jan. 23-29) To read the article on Marin Rosser click here     A senior at Villa Maria Academy, Marin Rosser is President of the school’s Light and Sound Club, which is involved in the technical aspects of assemblies and shows at Villa Maria. Rosser participates in the school’s Mission and Ministry Team which helps to plan, organize and lead school retreats, prayer services, and Masses, and she also serves as a Eucharistic Minister. She is President of the Sports and Recreation Club at Villa Maria, and is a standout in the javelin throw for the Hurricanes’ track and field team. Last year, Rosser finished first in the girls javelin throw at both the AACA Championships and the PIAA District 1 Championships. Next fall, she will be attending Lafayette College.

 Haverford School's Dylan Curtis is Main Line Student of the Week (Jan. 16-22) To read the article on Dylan Curtis click here   A senior at The Haverford School, Dylan Curtis is President of the school’s Black Student Union and a member of The National Kappa League and Guide Right program. He is a leader of the Diversity Investment Management Program, a Diversity Alliance Honor Council Liaison and a member of the Haverford School Service Board. Curtis is also a Peer Counselor and a Tour Guide at the school. A disk jockey since he was 8 years old, Curtis owns an entertainment company, and his biggest event was playing at former President Barack Obama’s 55th birthday party in 2016, as well as Michelle Obama’s American Kids State Dinner in 2016 and The Missing Link movie premiere in 2019. Curtis is Chief Executive Officer of Naïve Collection, a streetwear clothing brand whose mission is to build a community of young entrepreneurs through fashion.  

 Merion Mercy Academy's Casey Fosbenner is Main Line Student of the Week (Jan. 9-15) To read the article on Casey Fosbenner click here     A junior at Merion Mercy Academy, Casey Fosbenner is a member of the National Honor Society, Spanish Honors Society, Tri-M Music Honors Society and Blue Key Society (Student Ambassadors). She has been elected Student Council Representative for three years, and last summer attended the Summer Drama Conservatory at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. She is co-editor of the Merion Mercy newspaper, Ricordia, and is an active member of the Merion Mercy theater department, participating in five productions and one virtual event. Fosbenner is a member of the Chorale, select acapella group, and liturgical choir, as well as a member of the French Club and Comedy Club.

 Villa Maria Academy's Kenya Cook is Main Line Student of the Week (Jan. 2-8) To read the article on Kenya Cook click here   A senior at Villa Maria Academy, Kenya Cook is President of the school’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. She is also Vice President of National Honor Society, President of the school’s Orchestra, a member of the String and Keyboard Ensemble and captain of the Badminton Club.  

 Episcopal Academy's Mong Hailemariam is Main Line Student of the Week (Dec. 26, 2022 - Jan. 1, 2023) To read the article on Mong Hailemariam click here      A senior at Episcopal Academy, Mong Hailemariam is the co-president of the Coding Club, and the group is delving into new technological advancements surrounding Artificial Intelligence. He is also on the Code and Build Team (Episcopal Academy Robotics). Last summer, he was a Computer Science Scholar at Carnegie Mellon University where he studied encryption with post-doctoral students, as well as math and Computer Science. At EA’s fall awards event, he earned the prestigious University of Chicago book award and earned the College Board’s National African American Recognition Award.  He is a tutor for 1st and 2nd grade students with ACLAMO (this is his fourth year). He has volunteered serving meals at University City Hospitality Coalition. He is a member of the EA’s select senior student group called EQV (Esse Quam V

 Agnes Irwin's Annalee Stuardi-Drumm is Main Line Student of the Week (Dec. 19-25) To read the article on Annalee Stuardi-Drumm click here     A senior at Agnes Irwin School, Annalee Stuardi-Drumm is co-founder of the school’s Practical Ethics Club and a Writing Center Tutor. She is Head of the Repertory Company of Agnes Irwin, and has worked closely with faculty member Sarah DeNight to revive the theatre program, and Stuardi-Drumm had a lead role in the production of Legally Blonde. She ran a drive at Agnes Irwin to get all eligible seniors registered to vote during the November 2022 midterm elections, and serves on Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon’s Congressional Youth Cabinet. She is a member of a Eating Disorder Coalition (EDC) board, and is working with the law firm Kline & Specter to organize a non-profit focused on children in the foster care system.