Every generation inherits  a culture—a  set  of deeply   ingrained beliefs.    These beliefs are not merely incidental   opinions; they  are  the  norms that completely shape our   understanding...

On May 1, Perspective Narrative, featuring the works of Megan Lee ’13, Wan Lin Qin ’17, and Dear Liu ’19 opened in the Tremaine Gallery. Ms. Lee grew up in northern CT. She said, “While my friends...

As part of its ongoing efforts to enhance the curriculum, the school will introduce eight new courses in the fall of 2025. Among the eight are “Further Math: Calculus-Based Modeling in Economics” (MA654Y)...

First held in 1996, Eco Day is designed to showcase our school’s dedication to the environment. This year, Eco Day took place on Thursday, April 24. Students engaged in thirty-three workshops throughout...

Ms. Eleanor Green Long ’76 was among the first cohort of women to matriculate at the school and participated in a coeducation discussion panel this fall. She lives in Alexandria, Virginia, where she...

Writer Asta Huang ’27 sat down with the school’s college advisors to discuss their roles in the College Advising office. Eight years ago, I was the fifth college advisor and also the gap year advisor....

On April 16, the College Advising office hosted the annual College Fair for the school’s Upper Mids and eleventh graders from local schools. The college fair offers an opportunity for students to get...

The rink maintenance team is responsible for keeping the ice on Dwyer and Schmidt in top condition so that not only all five of the school’s hockey teams but also students from Indian Mountain and the...

Mr. Mike Traggio ’91, P’20,’22,’26, director of the Forrest E. Mars Jr. Athletic Center, has spent over two decades as a part of the school’s athletic program. A former professional hockey player...

Mr. Seth Sherwood Ice Rink Associate & Groundskeeper I saw an advertisement in The Lakeville Journal for a groundskeeper and ice rink associate role and read about the benefits the school provides...