Last month, several Kent School students were selected to send their artwork to the Scholastic Art Award competition in Hartford, CT. The Scholastic Art Awards is a prestigious competition, open to students enrolled any public or private high school in the state of Connecticut. The competition is judged...

Leaving January 16th, a group of 11 Kent students left the valley-land and traveled to New York City, eager to participate in this year’s Columbia Model United Nations Conference and Exhibition.  Before the conference, the Kent delegates prepared for their committees by writing position papers...

On Tuesday, January 7, Joe Wiegand, a renowned Teddy Roosevelt historian, visited Kent’s campus. Wiegand has performed as Roosevelt in all fifty states and even in the White House, participating in the 150th celebration of the president’s birth. He is widely regarded as the foremost Roosevelt impersonator. While...

On Wednesday, January 8, the Kent boys varsity squash team had its first game of 2020 against Trinity-Pawling. The opponent played hard against the Lions, but in just over forty minutes, the scoreboard in the Bourke Racquet Center was proudly displaying Kent’s decisive victory. The first match between...

After working at Kent School for 43 years, Diana Yammin, the Director of Studies, retired at the end of December 2019. Her tenure at Kent has included many impressive feats, from helping guide Kent’s academic transition to a co-ed school to continuously aiding students in enrolling in the perfect academic...