After 26 years at Kent School, Dr. Greene is retiring after this school year ends. As the only teacher in the Religion department— a “department of one,” as he puts it— he has taught generations of students here at Kent School. What kept him here for so long? “The students,” he said. “How...

Into the Woods is a musical that combines several well known fairy tales, including Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Rapunzel, while exploring themes of ambition, consequences, family, and growing up. Although it may seem lighthearted because of the fairy tale characters,...

As the Kent Girls Rowing team prepares for the New England Championships, coaches Ms. Wilson and Ms. You reflected on a season defined by growth, resilience, and a young roster learning to row together.  According to Ms. Wilson, one of the team’s biggest accomplishments this season has been “figuring...

At the fireplace located outside of Borsdorff, a student-led band “Pearsemyheart” transformed an ordinary gathering into an unforgettable musical experience. When the performance started, the audience was no longer just an audience, but part of the performance. Some people sang along, while others...

Last Monday in the chapel, Kent welcomed Andrew Solomon and Hass Agili for a talk organized by the Interfaith Club that felt especially meaningful coming right after Social Justice Week. Solomon is a well-known writer, lecturer, and activist whose work focuses on mental health, identity, and human...