The Cynthia White Children’s Center (CWCC) opened in 1990, and was named after the then head of school’s wife, who was instrumental to its creation. The facility is just down the road from Sprole field.  Since...

Outside of school, many students care for younger siblings, work as camp counselors, or babysit on the weekends. For those who wish to continue working with children while on campus, student organizations...

Ms. Jean Hoffheimer ’10 teaches seventh grade English in the Farmington School District in Arkansas. She founded the Literacy Committee and initiated an arts integration curriculum at her school. Prior...

Through the school’s global outreach trips, select faculty have the opportunity to travel the world from South Korea to Spain and share the school’s vision with families. Mr. Fabio Witkowski, head...

There is no such thing as a typical day in Communications. Each day, the office’s densely-packed schedule presents different tasks, such as covering student activities on the school’s social media...

As Communications Project Manager, Ms. Robin Chandler ’87 works with the school’s Communications team. In the past, Ms. Chandler has served the school as coach of the Girls Varsity Field Hockey and...

First published in the 1920s, The Hotchkiss Bulletin evolved over the past century into the Hotchkiss Magazine we know today.  The magazine was created to inform alumni and parents about happenings at...

Ms. Natalie Boyse ’09 is the Global Program Manager for Observer Research Foundation (ORF) America, a non-partisan public policy institute and think tank based in India. She has served in various roles...

For many cultures around the world, the year begins with the first new moon of the lunar calendar in January or February. The Lunar New Year is one of the most important holidays in many countries in Asia.  In...

Hanukkah is observed annually by Jewish people around the world through the course of eight nights from the 25 Kislev to 3 Tevet on the Jewish calendar — late November or December in the Gregorian calendar....

Diwali is celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains across the world in October or November. Customs of celebrating Diwali vary, but most include the lighting of oil lamps, signifying light on the darkest...