As exam week nears, so does Loomis Day, a long rivalry between Loomis Chaffee School and Kent, and the Spoon Game, at which the football teams face off. Loomis Day returns this year after an 8-year pause caused when Loomis football left the Founders League in 2012. Mr. Marble, former athletic director...

On the final weekend of the 2021 Fall Term, the Kent community watched the world’s premiere of Rocky Road by Danielle Mohlman in our Acting Studio. The play is about a group of high school seniors who spend their last summer working at an ice cream parlor before heading off to college. “It’s...

As we approach the end of the fall term, Kent students look forward to the fall term plays prepared by artists who chose drama as their afternoon activity. Having taught English at Kent for 16 years, Mr. Foote runs the drama activity with Mr. Stewart, each in charge of one play. This fall, Mr. Foote...

Kent’s Music Department is welcoming many new changes this year: with new faculty, academic course offerings, and ensembles, there is much to be excited about.  Ms. Deborah Pendal, named Music Department Chair after teaching at Kent for 18 years, talks about some faculty changes, including that...

After a year of separate rehearsals and mask-wearing, Kent musicians finally performed together without masks at the Parents Weekend Concert, shared Ms. Pendal, who has been at Kent for 18 years and is the current Music Department Chair. Aside from teaching flute and Music History and Appreciation, a...