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| 26 Apr 2023 | |
| Written by Eileen He | |
| Alumni Stories |
A decade ago, when two of our 5th graders, Sam Brantingham and Ian Olson, heard that there were no playgrounds in Liberia after their civil war, their response was not just to feel grateful for the comfortable life they had, but it prompted them to take action.
Supported by an amazing group of their family friends, members of the Concordia community, and donors from around the world, they built a playground in Liberia.
Lily Wei Ye (’13) rose from school stage to Carnegie Hall soloist, now teaching and pursuing a doctorate while inspiring young musicians to enjoy their journey. More...
Austin Yang (’16) pursued his theatre dream, now working as an actor and technician in London’s West End. More...
Eric Hyde (’10) now a National Cancer Institute postdoc, uses data science to redefine exercise guidelines—proving healt… More...
Mother Evelin Tai shares her "relaxed" parenting philosophy: raising emotionally healthy kids matters more than Harvard. More...
Selena, an ASU graduate, finished her Honors Thesis early, creating a podcast on menstrual equity that won the Barrett G… More...
