One of the primary goals of technology classes at St. Hilda's & St. Hugh's is to integrate technology instruction into the classroom curriculum. The second grade does a year-long study of the seven continents, their geography, native animals as well as the cultures of the people who live there. Ms. Blake has aligned her curriculum to include technologies from around the world.

There are many different people who help students become lifelong readers. A child’s parents, teachers, and peers all contribute to that child’s life of reading through bedtime stories, the first book read independently, conversations about favorite books, and other milestones on the journey to shaping a life-long love of literature. But one very important step in the life of a young reader happens right here in the C. V. Starr Library at St. Hilda’s & St. Hugh’s.

Rehearsals are in full swing as seventh and eighth graders prepare for their upcoming performance of A Wrinkle in Time, an adaptation of the classic science fiction novel written by former faculty member, Madeleine L’Engle.

In this fifth installment of our ongoing Faculty Chats series, Ms. Rocker chats with Stephen Abel about what he loves about teaching English and Performing Arts.

This past summer, Brass Band Director Sam Nestor's music took him on a new adventure: to Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park, where he was the artist-in-residence in a position made possible by the National Parks Art Foundation, which offers month-long fellowships to select artists.

Ms. Powell-Caldwell brings with her a wealth of experience from her 17 years as a classroom teacher, senior administrator, and DEI practitioner in independent schools.

We shape the world around us, and the world shapes us. We feed off of each other in a constant state of change. But, the more that you are able to recognize that the challenges you embrace or the new things you try will help you to grow as a person and broaden your horizons, the richer your experience and the impact you can have on others can become.