Kent, as an Episcopal school, has been following the religion’s practices and traditions during our school chapel sessions for decades. However, to honor other methods of worship and to encourage spiritual openness, the school’s chapel sessions now include a day of exploration and education outside...

The annual Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair is a statewide fair open to all 7th- to 12th-grade students who reside or are enrolled in schools in Connecticut and Fishers Island. The program aims to attract young people to careers in science and engineering and develop in them skills essential...

Making sure every student has equal opportunity and access to our resources is one of Kent’s founding principles: Fr. Sill’s wanted to teach students from “all walks of life,” and Kent was the first secondary school in the U.S. to charge tuition on a sliding scale. Along with Kent Parents Fund...

With the start of a new school year, the dining hall also has some pleasant additions: the national flags of some of the people who call Kent home.  Mr. Cataldo states that this project has apparently been in discussion for quite some time, before finally beginning at the start of the year in January....

Two new tapestries were installed to adorn the altar wall in St. Joseph’s Chapel, a beautiful addition to our tri-weekly chapel meetings. Art Survey students in the winter term of 2019 to 2020 created the individual sections expressing cherished views and programs at Kent, and the embroidered designs...