The 2026-2027 curriculum will introduce several highly-requested courses and open a wider range of opportunities. The History & Social Sciences and Performing Arts departments have expanded with new...
Who doesn't love food? Not just the act of eating, but the long, sensory ritual of it. A scent simmering on the stove. That first bite that hits the reset button on a heavy week. The way a recipe, passed...
Throughout my experiences as a menstruator, I have realized that conversations surrounding periods often default to shame. The quiet whispers of “Psst!” to signal a friend for a tampon or the embarrassment...
Everyone knows Sean Chen ’27 for his enthusiastic cheers during assemblies and Homecoming Week activities. When classes are hard and life is busy, the Upper School can always count on Chen to show up...
Chadwick’s Ocean Ambassadors Program provides an opportunity for Upper School students interested in marine research and conservation to go beyond the classroom and participate in real-world marine science...
A guitar plays a note as a cable is plugged into an amp. A drummer taps the snare drum two times to check the sound. Someone sings a bit of a song to see how it sounds in the room, and the music hangs...
I was eating Popeyes on the main lawn with Dr. Sallo. The Popeyes was spread out on a table like the Last Supper painting. I felt like Dr. Sallo and I were Jesus and the disciples.
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As every Vocal Music student from sixth to twelfth grade formed a circle in the Laverty Center for the Performing Arts, Vocal Music teacher Scott Joiner leaned towards the microphone. He invited the audience...
The jump from eighth to ninth grade at Chadwick comes with an array of new freedoms. There’s no more math lab, PE, or sitting in a concrete courtyard. There’s a wider selection of classes, co-curriculars,...
Matcha lattes poured, pies flew, and carnival games drew lines of students as Chadwick’s inaugural Entrepreneurs Marketplace transformed weeks of business planning into a lively Upper School community...
On Dec. 12, Laverty transformed as the 7th-12th Grade Winter Dance Concert, “Falling In Between,” took over the building. Instead of a traditional show on the stage, this year’s concert invited the...
THE BULLETIN
Here are a few of the most important news headlines from this past month.
Zohran Mamdani elected as New York City mayor
On Nov. 4, Zohran Mamdani, 34, won the...