On May 20, the Class of 2026 gathered for the Almost Alumni Lunch, where they celebrated their Calvert years and learned about opportunities to stay engaged with the school community beyond graduation.
For Charlie Niccolini ’17, the road to Broadway began with a love of performance that started at Calvert. From Lower School class plays to Middle School musicals, these early experiences built the foundation. The cornerstone was a pivotal moment in Fifth Grade when Charlie played Baloo in The Jungle Book. This was the first time he received such genuine and positive feedback, which helped him realize he had found something special.
Andrew Schapiro ’95 has always been drawn to places with a strong sense of community, and today, he’s helping create one of his own. As owner and innkeeper of The Ark in Deer Isle, Maine, Andrew welcomes guests into a thoughtfully designed space that blends modern hospitality with a nod to the inn’s history.
For Cullen Little ’15, squash is about more than competition. From Calvert to McDonogh and the University of Virginia, the sport helped shape his discipline, leadership, and sense of community. Today, Cullen channels those same values into an ambitious effort to grow the game of squash in Los Angeles.