Alumnae
Agnes Irwin Alumnae
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The Alumnae Association is committed to helping you stay connected with friends, classmates, and teachers as well as keeping you informed about the latest school news. Since its inception in 1897, the Alumnae Association has fostered a feeling of kinship with the school. You are united through your connection to Agnes Irwin and the experiences you shared. Make sure you check out Irwin's Connect, our alumnae networking platform, a centralized hub where our alumnae can stay connected, expand professional networks, and stay up-to-date with the latest news and events from AIS!
Irwin's stay involved in many ways:
Agnes Irwin Internship Program
Reunion Planning
Become a Class Representative
Alumnae Board
Regional Events
Visit with Students
Connect with Alumnae on Irwin’s Connect
Irwin's Connect
Irwin's Connect is the central digital hub for Agnes Irwin alumnae. Reconnect with fellow alumnae, grow your professional network, and stay informed about the latest AIS news and events.
Reunion 2026
Save the Date! Reunion Weekend is May 3-6, 2026. Stay tuned for a detailed events schedule.
Alumnae Awards
Margaretta Anspach Willing Award M. Penney Moss Award Alumnae Award Heather B. Thiermann ‘81 Young Alumnae Award
Alumnae Board
The Agnes Irwin School Alumnae Association has a rich history dating back to 1897, just 28 years after the school was founded. Today, it is led by the Alumnae Board. The Alumnae Board works as a partner with the school to enrich the cultural life of AIS, and fosters alumnae interaction and participation in the school community.
Hall of Fame
Established in 2004, the Agnes Irwin Athletic Hall of Fame honors and preserves the school’s proud tradition of athletic excellence. Through this recognition, the school celebrates members of the Agnes Irwin community who have made significant contributions to its athletic program.
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Brooke Norrett Corr '95
Rosie Kalis '16
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Tory Robinson Burch ’84
“Women are the answer. I truly believe that they will change the world, and they are.”
Madeline Kaller ’17
“At Agnes Irwin, I was encouraged to speak my mind and speak up for others. Learning that during my fundamental years is now paying off where I’m in a leadership role and need to advocate for my crew.”
Annie Murphy Paul ’91
“I will never forget my Agnes Irwin creative writing class. Our teacher helped us approach writing in a different way. That has stayed with me.”
Janine Stewart Baggett ’73
“What I did, by being the first Black student to graduate from Agnes Irwin, is often perceived by others as ‘trailblazing’ and ‘historical,’ but I was just doing what was laid out in front of me. My parents’ purpose of sending me to Agnes Irwin was to expose me to more advanced coursework. That goal was definitely achieved.”
Shona Bhattacharyya de Foucaud ‘01
“At Agnes Irwin, the best person in the theater was a girl. The best student in math was a girl. The best student at everything was a girl. I never questioned the truth that girls could be the best at something.”
