June 24, 2008
"Prep for Prep"--A Brilliant Education Idea Realized 
The Huffington Post
Have you heard of Prep for Prep? It's a brilliant idea realized.

June 10, 2008
The Life Boat Strategy
Gifted Exchange
Wouldn't it be great if any highly gifted kid across the country whose needs could not be met locally could attend an elite school without worrying about the cost? 

June 10, 2008
Teen entrepreneurs compete in business-plan contest
New York Daily News
Prep students Gabrielle Green (XXVI/Marymount) and Amanda Loyola (XXVI/Horace Mann) were winners at the New York Regional Business Plan Competition, run by the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship. 

May 13, 2008
Destitute and Yet Resolute
The Richmond-Times Dispatch
At 17, Khalil Graham (XX/Loomis Chaffee '05, Univ. of Richmond) briefly lived alone on the streets of New York City.  He slept on park benches, rode the subway at night and ate whatever he could find. Now 22, Graham was selected by University of Richmond faculty and staff as the featured student speaker at UR's Sunday baccalaureate, a celebration of motivation, faith, dance and music that preceded the school's graduation ceremony. 

May 9, 2008
Princeton Prize for Race Relations Awarded to Three Prep for Prep Students
Princeton University News Service
Three members of Prep Contingent XXV, Adeyemi Mchunguzi, Ali Salas, and Marcel Salas, students at the Packer Collegiate Institute, have been awarded the Princeton Prize in Race Relations for their documentary film titled "Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones, but Words Will Never Hurt Me?" 

May 6, 2008
Tom James Company dresses young men for success
New York Daily News
Prep students get decked out in designer suits, shirts, ties, shoes and belts, compliments of Project Pinstripe, a  Manhattan-based program that outfits promising young men who want to look their best, but may not have the finances to do so.