“We are a democracy, and this year we are reminded that in our work as educators, modeling what it means to be citizens is continual,” said Cambridge Lynch, Eighth Grade Social Studies Teacher. 

“A story is a story, whether it is spoken, in print, or digital. Stories are what connect us," says Angela Perna, School Librarian.

“We wanted to honor the need for all children to see themselves as heroes,” said Seventh and Eighth Grade English Teacher Anne Rabbino.

Nicole Johnson and Katie Rocker prove that this fall is dedicated to establishing connections beyond the masks, plexiglass dividers, and orange cones that mark our spaces but don’t define the school day.

“History matters, and here at St. Hilda’s, you care about your history.”

Our work, foundational in nature, shapes lives of meaning and raises children to become loving, caring, and thoughtful students and members of their community.