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Two Greenwich Students Earn Prizes At Harvey’s Commencement

GREENWICH, Conn. - Greenwich residents Emily Silk and Janine Weinberg received academic prizes at The Harvey School commencement Thursday, June 5, in Katonah, N.Y.

Emily Silk of Greenwich is presented with five major awards at the commencement exercises at the Harvey School.

Emily Silk of Greenwich is presented with five major awards at the commencement exercises at the Harvey School.

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Janine Weinberg accepts Improvement Award presented by its founder, Mrs. Calvin A. Thompson, mother of two Harvey alumni from 1982 and 1987.

Janine Weinberg accepts Improvement Award presented by its founder, Mrs. Calvin A. Thompson, mother of two Harvey alumni from 1982 and 1987.

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Janine Weinberg of Greenwich won the Art Prize for excellence in art and the Improvement Award.

Janine Weinberg of Greenwich won the Art Prize for excellence in art and the Improvement Award.

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Silk, who was selected as one of two Harvey students to represent the school at the annual Lower Hudson Council of School Superintendents’ annual scholastic dinner last month, was presented with five major awards at commencement. She won two separate prizes in history, the school’s theater tech award, the Model UN Award and the Citizenship Award.

Weinberg won the Art Prize for excellence in art and the Improvement Award, voted on by the faculty to recognize the student who has made the greatest all-around improvement.

Silk and Weinberg, along with 73 of their classmates, were members of Harvey’s largest graduating class in its 98-year history.

The Harvey School is an independent college preparatory school for students in grades 6 through 12.

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