On April 2, 2017, students were treated to desserts and a discussion at Fr. Schell’s house, led by Mr. Manuel Bellod, Managing Director of Solution Partners North America. The discussion covered an overview of careers availabl...
Spanish teacher Señor Juan Sanchez was born in Medellin, Colombia and educated in private Jesuit schools throughout his childhood. He spent years in the business world but then decided to change career paths and become a teach...
Paranoia is a school-wide game of tag, known to some from previous schools or summer camps as “assassin.” This year, almost half the school (270 kids) registered for the game, which began on Tuesday April 18th and runs thr...
Next year could be an exciting one for those interested in science here at Kent, as there are two new electives in the works.
First, there is a non-lab course called Pandemics which will be, “a study in the history, evol...
In an increasingly technologically equipped and involved society, new problems and answers are arising even within the confines of the Kent community. With the introduction in recent years of school portal websites such as Veracro...
Over winter break, a group of Kent bell ringers took off from NYC for a bellringing adventure in England. The students were all bell ringers who were already familiar with the bells in the small but beautiful St. Joseph’s Ch...
