...at Gerstell is defined as, “The art of positively influencing others to unite in a common direction and guiding them to improve themselves and their community.”
Honor
...at Gerstell is doing the right thing when no one is looking regardless of the consequences.
Courage
...at Gerstell is the ability to act in the face of fear. Not to be fearless, but to learn how to demonstrate both physical and moral courage in the face of adversity.
Jordyn Early ’21was the recipient of the prestigious Karen and Carl R. Lindenmeyer Leadership and Public Service Award, an honor bestowed upon individuals who demonstrate outstanding involvement in professional and honor societies, along with a steadfast commitment to strong character and integrity.
Established through an endowment by Karen and Carl R. Lindenmeyer, this distinguished award is presented to a senior in Industrial Engineering (IE) at Clemson University who exemplifies exceptional leadership, service, and ethical character. The recipient is recognized for meaningful involvement in professional and honor societies, as well as for demonstrating unwavering integrity and a commitment to the greater good.
The Gerstell Academy community gathered for the annual spring concert series on May 7th and 8th, celebrating students' musical achievements. Middle and upper school ensembles showcased their skills in strings, chorus, and band. Under the direction of Mr. Tyler Rieth, the strings ensembles performed dynamic selections, while the chorus, led by Ms. Jenna Daly, presented a variety of vocal pieces, including a combined performance of Believer by Imagine Dragons. Band performances featured selections from Star Wars to Appalachian Air, and this year marked the debut of the Upper School Orchestra with pieces like Pirates of the Caribbean and Warriors Legacy.