Alumni
Alumni
Welcome Alumni!
Falmouth Academy’s sense of community doesn't stop when students graduate or leave the school; once a Mariner, always a Mariner.
Our expanding network of alumni – over 2,000 strong – brings together a strong cohort of professionals and leaders in their fields who are eager to connect and help you on your path. You’ll want to use every networking tool available to you, and FA can provide a solid base of alumni connections.
Alumni play an important role in the life of the school as well, including:
- Volunteering and sharing their expertise in our classrooms and labs
- Speaking about their work in Alumni Roundtable and Community Events
- Coaching our sports teams
- Serving as trustees and members of planning committees
- Supporting the annual Fund for Falmouth Academy
- And so much more...
To learn more about how you can become more involved in Falmouth Academy alumni activities, contact Barbara Campbell, Director, Alumni and Parent Relations.
In preparation for Falmouth Academy’s 50th anniversary in the 2027-28 school year, we're hoping to be in touch with as many alumni as possible. We consider all students who attended to be alumni of FA, whether or not you were here for one year or left with a diploma.
Over the years since you were a student at Falmouth Academy, we may have lost touch. We invite you to share in the stories and festivities that will take place around FA's 50th anniversary celebration.
Let's reconnect! Thank you in advance for sharing your updated information.
Alumni Resources
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Alumni Council
The Alumni Council was formed in 2011 to engage alumni in the life, promotion, and advancement of Falmouth Academy. It connects alumni in support of the school and each other and sustains a sense of pride and value in being an alumnus of the school.
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Alumni Giving
You have an opportunity to give back and help current students by making a gift to the Fund for Falmouth Academy. Alumni gifts help provide financial aid to students of great promise but limited means. Learn more. -
Alumni Social Media
Stay up to date with all the news at Falmouth Academy on our social media channels: Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
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Athletic Hall of Fame
Established in 2001, the Falmouth Academy Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes former students who stood out as athletes and leaders exemplifying the values of good sportsmanship and honor. Many inductees went on to compete in intercollegiate athletics.
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Mariner Network on AlumniFire
Falmouth Academy offers a free FA-only alumni networking opportunity on the ALUMNIFIRE platform, called the Mariner Network.
This unique private community fosters greater alumni connection by providing a means to share information and opportunities, both professionally and personally, outside of mainstream social media channels.
The Mariner Network is flexible and alumni can ask questions, start a conversation, and create affinity groups around topics of shared interest. There is also a searchable directory to find alumni in your geographical area or industry.If your other schools currently use an Alumnifire platform, you’ll be able to access all of your networks together. This network will only be open to FA alumni but you can use your email, or credentials from LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google to sign in.
The Mariner Network makes it easy to connect with fellow alumni who can help you succeed or let you help them, offer opportunities to young grads and students, open career doors, and navigate the incredible value and enormous potential of networking.
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"At Falmouth Academy, I learned to form an opinion, articulate that opinion, and listen respectfully to others’ opinions. I don’t think it can be overstated how special these relationships of mutual respect with the FA faculty and my peers were to me. Everyone should have the opportunity to learn in such an environment."
-- Emily Birdwhistell ’98
Member, FA Board of Trustees
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