
Leaders of the school gathered at the River Park construction site to commemorate the official “topping out” of the campus on May 23. Joined by trustees, donors and project visionaries, participants were able to sign the last steel beam of the River Park gymnasium, which was eventually lifted and...
Applications to the school were down 13% for both prospective seventh and ninth graders this year, according to the admissions office. The 2023-24...



It is May 29, 2016, and seniors fill the Quad beyond capacity as they prepare to count down their final moments of high school. Music blares from the speakers, and as the clock hits 3 p.m., the Class of 2016 cheers in unison as they rush to the Copses Family Pool for their senior pool jump. Ian Watts...

Eloise* sits cross-legged in a pair of oversized sweatpants as she twists a drawstring around her finger. She’s just had sex for the first time, an experience that turned out to be anticlimactic. Dozens of thoughts run through her mind: had she made the right decision? Should she have waited until...

Beneath the stairs, perched on a bench outside Chalmers, Nate Arnold ’25 escapes the heat of a spring day with his guitar. Letting a few warm chords drift into the afternoon air, he uses thes natural reverb and echo of the space to enhance the sound of his playing. Then, confidently and without a trace...

I recall my first dean meeting as a junior, sitting anxiously on a worn leather couch with my parents as I answered a slew of questions. “What...









