As we immersed ourselves into the meaningful workshops of social justice week, some interesting art appeared quietly on the walls of the cafeteria que, near the lobby of Mattison. These pieces form “A Moving Story,” a collection created by a group of wonderful artists across Kent and curated by Eyiwunmi...

With the easing of quarantine restrictions, Kent School has made significant efforts for students to resume athletic practices and interscholastic games with neighboring schools. Kent’s own girls JV Basketball team headed into the winter season strong, led by coaches Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. You and team...

Performing arts have been one of the most challenged industries during this pandemic, due to the intrinsically in-person nature of theatre. It is rather difficult to put on productions to the same standard, or at all, if all performers must be masked and six feet apart at all times, as demonstrated by...

It's tough to tell, what with all the snow still on the ground, but spring is on the way to our little corner of the world... warmer days, meals under the tent, boats on the river,  lighter evenings, and all the great things about the spring at Kent are all just around the corner!

After two weeks of strict quarantining upon our return to campus -- a period of time that was lengthened by a poorly-timed major snowstorm -- Kent School finally made the transition back to in-classroom learning on February 15th. Mr. Hunt of the English Department says he “loves having students...