Between beach trips, volunteer work, and city adventures, Panthers step into the world of civic debate.

Through sketches, calculations, and hands-on construction, students turn ideas into working machines while learning the mechanics and problem-solving behind engineering design.

Lower School students trade mindfulness lessons with 10th graders in a two-week exchange, showing how leadership, confidence, and perspective grow through cross-grade learning.

From detailed costume plots to backstage dressers and rapid transformations, students gain real-world training in the technical precision that makes live theatre feel seamless.

Upper School Finance Club combines economic principles with sixth graders’ love for candy to teach them what happens when rising costs meet increased demand.

Rory B. ’28 pitches three innings with nine Ks and goes 5-for-5 at the plate to secure a dominant 24-1 win.

This week teachers are writing student comments and preparing for parent conferences. It is a moment to check in on how our students are growing...

From city outings and championship basketball to a concert that brought the Hall of the Arts to its feet, a full weekend of experiences highlights the energy and connection of life on campus.

Elliott D. ’34 was selected from more than 650 applicants to serve on The Week Junior’s national Council, where he helps shape a story about the world for young readers.

Student leaders conduct a data-driven waste audit and bring their findings to third graders through interactive recycling lessons and creative problem solving.

Partnering across grade levels, students apply anatomy and design-thinking while learning what it means to build for another person.

This week is the Hindu festival of Holi. Throughout India, people celebrate with music, dancing, and brightly colored powders.

Panthers Battle to the Final Buzzer led by Sanne K. ’26

From play auditions to Prefect applications, the season invites Panthers to try boldly, care deeply, and show up for one another.

Through hands-on training, high-stakes teamwork, and real community impact, these Upper School students are building confidence, leadership, and a lifelong sense of purpose.