The 11th-grade student turned years of artistic dedication into a business while working on a self-written, illustrated book.
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For Neudel, the film was a way to remind people of the importance of treating all people with respect.
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As the semester continues, the math wing feels a little more complete with a familiar face back at the helm.
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When the timing is perfect, Barker-Hook says, it adds one final shared smile to a weekend built on challenge, connection, and community.
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A teacher’s special gift to his son sparks an unexpected opportunity in Hollywood and opens the door to a comic book adaptation.
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Today marks the first day of Lunar New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Horse.
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For Turner, change starts now, and it starts with you.
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Rekindling a passion for teaching, Caleb Adams bring a background in consulting and analytics, where supporting students and sharing in their “aha” moments made the transition rewarding.
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When Jerry Li '27 first arrived at the School as an incoming freshman, he stepped into an entirely new world.
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Len Wholey's interests go far beyond math and robotics.
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Students leave the class with a strong working knowledge of professional equipment, sound and lighting systems, and the inner workings of theatrical productions.
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From unlocking doors on cold mornings to tracking attendance minute by minute, Claire Harrison keeps the school running smoothly. As Operations Manager, her work goes far beyond what we see at the front desk.
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From peer tutoring to robotics leadership, Senate service, and affinity group work, she plays a central role in student life at the School.
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Before this year’s Gator Games, the School had another cherished tradition: Green and White Day. Launched in the 1980s, it brought all grades together for friendly competition and school pride before quietly fading out in the early 2000s.
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