Notable Alumni
- Robert F. Godec, Jr., Former U.S. Ambassador to Tunisia
- Michael Weiss, U. S. skating and Olympic champion.
- Christopher McCandless, Alaskan traveler, subject of the nonfiction work Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer and subsequent film.
- Austin St. John, (born September 17, 1975) an American actor best known for his role on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as Jason Lee Scott, the Original Red Power Ranger.
- Tommy Amaker, point guard for Duke University (1983–1987) and men's basketball coach for Seton Hall (1997–2001), the University of Michigan (2001–2007) and Harvard University (2007–present)
- Catherine Coleman, astronaut
- Andy Heck, pro-football player (1989–2002), currently the offensive line coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars football team
- Joe Easley, former Dismemberment Plan drummer
- Giti Khalsa, percussion for the band Seven Mary Three
- Terry Clark, guitar for the band Carbon Leaf
- Kevin Harrison, director and writer of the Hollywood movie "First Descent"
- Abe Thompson, professional soccer player, all-time leader scorer at the University of Maryland, College Park with 112 points, currently plays with Kansas City Wizards of MLS
- Denny (Denise) Dowse, television actress
- Matt Abts, drummer for the band Gov't Mule
- Jaclyn (Raveia) Schmitt, former professional soccer player, WUSA North Carolina Courage and New York Power, first female soccer player to be inducted to the University of Richmond's sports hall of fame
- Tommy Steenberg, U.S. Figure Skater
- Bob Cesca, columnist/blogger for The Huffington Post, creator of anime series Kung Fu Jimmy Chow and web cartoon Napster Bad
- Steve Marino, professional golfer
- Michael Lahoud, professional soccer player for Philadelphia Union
- Thomas J. Perrelli, Associate Attorney General of the United States
- Clarence Goodson, member of the United States National Soccer Team
- Steve Meister, Lead Programmer, Fallout, Skyrim
- Jennifer Wilson, opera singer
- Christina Travers, fashion designer
- Aseem Rastogi, Director of Women's Basketball Player Personnel at Virginia Commonwealth University
- David B. Chase, musical theatre composer, arranger and conductor
- Dave Aitel, CTO and Founder of Immunity, Inc.
- Debra Meloy Elmegreen, First woman to earn bachelor's degree in astronomy from Princeton; professor at Vassar; president of the American Astronomical Society
- Brantz, Loryn - Author and Illustrator of award winning children's book, Harvey the Child Mime. * Winner of Emmy for Prop/Design for work on Sesame Street - season 39 and an emmy for season 41.
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