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The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers selected King School visual artist Gates Seidelmann for a Silver Key in the Drawing and Illustration category of the prestigious Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. Continue Reading →
Children are coming out of a long shutdown due to COVID-19 and are re-entering a world that is grappling with racism. Continue Reading →
The guidance and support of teachers, college counselors, and families, as well as the successes they created for themselves in the classroom, on the field, and on the stage, helped King School seniors earn acceptances to some of the best schools in the country and abroad. Continue Reading →
The Board of Selectmen unanimously approved lifting the on street parking ban as of 4:00pm on Monday. Continue Reading →
King School senior Elizabeth Boeckman of Greenwich will swim at Princeton in fall 2019. She was among a group of 7 athletes celebrated for their collegiate athletics commitments. Continue Reading →
On Thursday morning upper school students at King School previewed scenes from The Laramie Project which will be performed at the school this weekend. The play is based on the brutal homophobic murder of Matthew Shepard back in 1998. Though 20 years have passed and none of the students was born when the hate fueled murder took place, the lessons are timely given this moment in time, 11 Jewish congregants of the Tree of Life in Pittsburgh having just been murdered. Tickets are $5.00 and there are multiple performances. Reserve a ticket online. Continue Reading →
Most recently, she was at Beauvoir, The National Cathedral Elementary School, a private PreK-Grade 3 school in Washington D.C. where she served as Head of School. Continue Reading →
Dr. Eshoo will come to King from the Vistamar School, a private, independent high school located in Los Angeles, where she has served as Head of School for the past 6 years. Continue Reading →
four student-athletes from the Class of 2017 who have been accepted to participate in Division I collegiate athletics. Continue Reading →
How does it work? Your phone screen becomes a map, so that you must cover real distance in order to catch Pokémon. Continue Reading →