The annual summit “brings together high school students from across the country to build knowledge, develop strategies and hone leadership skills to make a positive impact.”

The group recently worked to craft a statement that defines their purpose — an exercise that invited them to lean on the citizen leadership competencies of Lead From Here.

The Day of Service took place Friday, Jan. 17, and saw students and their teachers engaging in a range of developmentally appropriate, fun and meaningful activities.

The team, comprising outstanding educators from peer schools, spent two days on campus exploring what the division has to offer and how its numerous stakeholders feel about their experiences.

As Ravens become more technologically savvy, teachers introduce lessons to educate and guide them in navigating this new world safely and responsibly.

The Lower School’s comprehensive skill-building curriculum ensures students in Kindergarten through fifth grade learn the computer skills they need for success in school and beyond.

Students, faculty and staff in all three divisions took the opportunity to lead through service in the month of October, supporting neighbors in need and giving back to their community. 

Director of Dialogic Campus Lorre Gifford reflects on how student-led dialogues have helped members of the school community find greater connection and understanding during the election season.