On Wednesday, October 7, the St. Luke’s field hockey players joined together for a practice session to kick off the team’s commitment to Play4theCure, an annual event that raises money and awareness for cancer research. Founded in 2006 by Tina Reinprecht, coach of the Mystx Field Hockey Club in Feasterville, PA and a current board member of USA Field Hockey, Play4theCure hosts over 500 annual events to raise money for the National Foundation for Cancer Research. This is the Storm’s third year participating in the event. Read more at the Storm Blog
2015
News Archive
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December
A Sweet and Special Holiday Tradition: The PA Cookie Stroll
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Chess Team Plays New Canaan High School
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Holiday Spirits High At Carver Center Party
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SLS A Capella Groups Perform at Holiday Luncheon
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SLS Debate Team's Good Season
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Storm Football Honors Jacob Morgenstern
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Grace Cashman ‘17 Singing at Dec. 20 NY Giants Game
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Girls Varsity Basketball Defeats Westhill
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Varsity Cross Country: A Season In Review
Despite injuries early on in the season, the cross country team enjoyed a considerable amount of success.Read More -
Varsity Volleyball: A Season In Review
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SLS Boys Basketball Comes To Boston, MA - Jan. 10
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Discovering Voices: Taking Flight...And Soaring
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Holiday Boutique: Getting While Giving
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St. Luke’s Fantastic Fall Plays
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Why Participate in the Hackathon?
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Free Self-Defense Class at Grace Farms
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Boys Varsity Soccer: A Season In Review
The boys varsity soccer team finished their season with a respectable 6-7-1 record.Read More -
2016 Social Justice Leadership Summit
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Boys Varsity Squash Defeats Collegiate School in Season Opener
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Eagle Scout Scholarship In Memory of Ryan Adams ‘15
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Putting Ideas Into Action At People of Color Conference
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The Implications of the Paris Terror Attacks—A Panel Discussion
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Varsity Football: A Season In Review
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Alumni Association Board Meeting - Jan. 28
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French Professor Normand Lamoureux Visits the Hilltop
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Service Symposium Keynote By Alumna Margot Stluka '09
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The Annual Eighth Grade Trip To Washington, D.C.
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2015 Girls Varsity Soccer: A Season In Review
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Got Toys? St. Luke's 9th Grade Toy Drive is Underway
Each year, 9th grade collects toys donated by St. Luke's families to share with children at the Carver Center Holiday Party. New toys for children from infant to age 15 would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for helping our students share holiday cheer! Up until Friday at 3pm, donations can be dropped off at the circle in the morning, or can be placed in the box in the Reception area anytime during the day.Read More -
Empowered By ANNpower
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SLS Acapella Groups to Perform Traditional Carols
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SLS Senior Given Volunteer of the Year Award
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Varsity Field Hockey: A Season in Review
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November
PA Pie Giveaway: A Sweet Start to Thanksgiving
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HooplaHa Features Two St. Luke's Seniors for Starting B kind Club
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2015 Girls Varsity Soccer: A Season to Remember
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St. Luke’s Football Defeats King in Last Game of the Season
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Baseball Hats Worn in Memory of Ryan Adams '15
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Successful SLS Service Symposium
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Vive le Français on the Hilltop
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W.I.S.E. Tours Pepsico Facility
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All Star Honors
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Bay Area Alumni Reception - Feb. 23
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Girls Varsity Soccer Wins FAA Regular Season Title
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Storm Basketball Madness 2015 - Nov. 20
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Creative Minds Converge at Columbia Scholastic Press Conference
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Parents Gather to Discuss “Spare Parts”
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Robots Rule Lunch & Lead With Dan Ueda
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Living Truthfully Under Imaginary Circumstances: Jason Peck on Theatre at St. Luke’s
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St. Luke's Field Hockey—Playing with a Purpose
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Holocaust Survivor Implores Students To Always Remember
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October
6th Grader Artwork Selected for MS Play Poster
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A Witty Whale? Meet "Narvin"
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Lunch and Lead with Patricia Chadwick
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Middle School Art Gallery Opens
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MS Music Chair Katie Kaplan Presents At National Music Conference
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A Letter from Alumni Association President Dj Wolff '03
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Memories Made At Homecoming 2015
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SLS Vending Machine Serves Greater Purpose
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St. Luke’s Theatre Upcoming Fall Productions
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College Athletics and Recruiting Information Session
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Spare Parts Author Joshua Davis Visits St. Luke's
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SLS Students Experience Powerful Theatre Trip
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SLS In the Pink Supporting Breast Cancer Awareness
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Solder On: designLab's First Open Maker Night
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World Religions Class Visit Buddhist Monastery
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Homecoming This Weekend!
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X-Country Homecoming 5K Update
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Farm Field Trip Offers Innovative Educational Experience
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Sea of Blue Shirts Shows Support for STOMP Out Bullying
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The Path To Eagle Scout
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The Field Hockey Program "Plays 4 the Cure"
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Storm the Turf Field
On Monday, September 21st, the St. Luke’s Athletic Department opened a new chapter in its history. The new multi-use, state-of-the-art artificial turf field hosted its first practices as the Boys and Girls Varsity soccer teams tested out the new facility.Read More
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All Classes Alumni Homecoming Gathering 2015
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designLab Open Makers Night: Learn to Solder!
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Homecoming 2015 Shuttle Schedule
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Lunch & Lead Launches With Amity Shlaes
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Marine Science Class Trip For Hands-On Learning
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St.Luke’s Senior Profiled in People.com
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Strong Showing For 3rd Annual St. Luke’s & Inspirica Walk-A-Thon
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Visit The Alumni Registration Tent At Homecoming
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Monday 10/5: Stomp Out Bullying Blue Shirt Dress-Down Day
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SLS Students’ Growing Service Work
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September
Middle School Assembly with Nametags Educational Program
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New Look for SLS Alumni E-News
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Obituary and Service Information for Ryan Adams '15
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Tragic Loss of Ryan Adams '15
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Jim Decatur Homecoming Service
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Fun Field Trip To Broadway Show
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Spare Time Spent Serving Others
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St. Luke's Featured in Newspapers as Top Workplace
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Havens Receives Edward Scovner Excellence in MS Teaching Award
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Please Join The St. Luke's & Inspirica Walkathon!
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Spirited Showing at St. Luke’s 2015-2016 Athletic Kickoff
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St. Luke’s School is a Top Workplace!
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Club Expo Keeps Commons Busy
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Noel Thomas, Jr. '13 Featured in NBC Connecticut Sports Interview
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SLS Students Stellar Scores on Youth Chinese Test
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St. Luke’s Seniors Selected As Top Teens to Watch
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Inquiry in the Costa Rican Rain Forest
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New Faculty Faces on the Hilltop
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August
Breathtaking Ecuadorian Experience
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Seizing Summer For Professional Development
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The Beauty of Learning in Rennes, France
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St. Luke's Sad News
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Spectacular 2nd Annual Summer Send-Off for Class of 2015
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St. Luke's Mike Trimboli '05 Inducted into New England Basketball Hall of Fame
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From CFL's Leading Voices : SLS Service Trip to Help the Homeless
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World History Teacher Explores Iran
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St. Luke's Closet: Sharing and Wearing
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June
SLS Student Wins Statewide Energy Contest
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Alumni Awards Night Honorees Announced
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2015 Faculty Awards
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Milestone Moment for 8th Grade Class
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Commencement 2015
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St. Luke’s Parents’ Association Rolls Out the Red Carpet
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Girls Varsity Lacrosse Takes Home FAA Sportsmanship Awards
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See Where Our 2015 Graduates Are Headed This Fall
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2015 Middle School Academic Awards Assembly
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Community Service in the Upper School
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May
SLS No-Stress Home Stretch
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St. Luke's Spanish Students Earn National Recognition
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St. Luke’s 2015 Cum Laude Society Induction Ceremony
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2015 Trills and Thrills Festival Competition
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Caduceus Yearbook Teacher Dedication Went To…
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St. Luke’s Junior Selected For ANNpower Vital Voices Initiative
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The Always Entertaining SLS Thespian Awards
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2014-2015 Athletic Award Ceremony
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Maria Juran '15 Earns AATF’s Outstanding Senior in French Award
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Boys Varsity Lacrosse Builds on Win
With a FAA playoff berth on the line and three minutes left on the clock, Greens Farms Academy scored to take a 6-5 lead over visiting St. Luke’s—erasing what was once a 5-2 deficit. But the resilient Storm (5-6 overall, 3-3 FAA) answered back with a goal from Jared Kuehner ’16 just thirty seconds later, sending the game into overtime. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Storm Cap Magical Season With WNEPSA Win
Pitching in her fourth playoff game—and second championship contest—in under a week, St. Luke’s senior ace Marissa Ruschil spun seven one-hit, shutout innings Sunday to secure the WNEPSA Class C title. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Softball Fights Back, Advances to WNEPSA Final
Ali Ferris’s ’16 go-ahead, two-run single in the fifth inning of Friday’s WNEPSA semi-final game against visiting Christian Heritage put the now finals-bound Storm ahead for good. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Help Support 6th Grade Fundraiser: Saturday, May 16
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MS Students Raise Money For Carver Center
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SLS Students Featured in Teen Vogue
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St. Luke's Maker Camp—Sign Up to Break, Build, Design and Make
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Upper School Awards Ceremony
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Varsity Golf Earns Undefeated Season
Varsity Golf downed rival King, 4-2, to complete a terrific, undefeated season at (8-0). Firmly entrenched as the team’s #1, eighth grader Jack Maguire ’19 shot a 40 at the Country Club of New Canaan to pace his team. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Debate Tournament Final Round: St. Luke’s Vs. St. Luke’s
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Softball Secures FAA Title with Wild Win
In a matter of three batters, St. Luke’s Varsity Softball’s bid for a third FAA title in four years went from a foregone conclusion to a nearly improbable scenario. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Yale Admissions Dean Shares Sage Advice
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Baseball Falls to King in FAA Showdown
After holding a 2-1 lead through two innings, the visiting St. Luke’s varsity baseball team could not withstand a late barrage of offense from rival King in the FAA quarterfinal playoff. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Birdhouses For A Cause
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Softball Advances to FAA Final With 13-0 Win
St. Luke’s varsity softball advanced to the FAA championship game for the third time in as many years with a 13-0 win over visiting King on Tuesday afternoon. Senior ace Marissa Ruschil held the Vikings without a hit in a game that was ended in the fifth inning. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Varsity Golf Exacts Revenge, Stays Unbeaten
On Monday, the Varsity Golf team preserved its perfect regular season record—now at (7-0)—by defeating the Bruins, 5.5 points to 3.5. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Mark Davis Blog: In Honor of Madison
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2015 Connecticut Music Educators Association All-State Choir
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Wonderful World Language Week
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Class of 2015 Achieves 100% Participation In Senior Giving Project
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Varsity Golf Places Third In FAAs, Then Stays Unbeaten
Monday’s FAA Golf Tournament saw host St. Luke’s take home third place with a team score of 443, finishing just behind second-place Hopkins. Brunswick took home the trophy after compiling an aggregate score of 427 at the Country Club of New Canaan, beating out seven other Fairchester challengers. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Arts Week Lunch & Leads
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St. Luke’s School New Kiva.Org Team
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Third Straight Win Is a Senior Day Gift for Girls Varsity Tennis
Monday’s 5-2 Senior Day victory over visiting King validated a formula that the team emphasized in the preseason: the veteran presence of a contingent of juniors and seniors plus a talented young corps equals success. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Storm Rally From Six Down, Win in Extras
After overcoming a six run deficit against visiting Rye Country Day, St. Luke’s Varsity Baseball saved the fireworks for the encore in a wild game Tuesday. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
"It's World Language Week" Lip Dub Video
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2015 Rube Goldberg Challenge Winners Announced
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School Store Brings New Offerings To The Hilltop
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SpringFest 2015: Celebrating Academics and the Arts
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St. Luke’s Annual Scholars Symposium
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Varsity Baseball Earns Wild Comeback Win
An inauspicious start ultimately gave way to a thrilling, late-inning comeback for the Varsity Baseball squad on Wednesday afternoon. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
April
Varsity Golf Stays Unfazed, Unbeaten
Varsity Golf’s early season success continued on Tuesday with a 8.5-.5 match win at Masters. The win, the team’s second of the week, pushes their record to (4-0). [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Alumni Association Board Meeting - May 14
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Polyakov '18 wins Squash Championship
Earlier this month, Dennis Polyakov ’18 won the US Squash Silver National Championships in Baltimore, Maryland. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Softball Rides Seven Strong From Ruschil to Down King
St. Luke’s Varsity Softball rode a three-run first inning to a resounding 6-2 road win at King to end the Vikings’ bid at an undefeated season on Thursday. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
In First Girls JV Tennis Home Game, An Overflow of Excitement
A program born from dedication celebrated a major milestone on an unseasonably cold Thursday afternoon. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Executive Officer and Honor Council Election Results
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Leading Voices Blog: Measuring What Counts Most
CFL Director Jim Foley explores the question, "How “effective” was your education? How do you know, in a measurable way?"Read More -
Mark Davis Blog—Let's Get This Right: Raising Healthy Children
Please read Mark Davis' blog post, "Let's Get This Right: Raising Healthy Children."Read More -
Phantom Field Trip Tradition Continues
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SpringFest Has Sprung
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Boys Varsity Tennis Downs King For First Win
St. Luke’s boys varsity tennis earned its first team win of the young season on a sun-splashed Tuesday afternoon by edging rival King, 4-3. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Athletics Spring Previews Now Available on the Storm Zone
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Bramlett & Griffa Lead Statewide Diversity Conference
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CFL Leading Voices: From Strangers to Friends
In a new post on the Center for Leadership's blog Leading Voices, Director of Global Education Beth Yavenditti shares thoughts on the positive impact of St. Luke's Global Exchange program and welcomes students arriving from St. Martin in the Fields School (Argentina).Read More -
MS Students Participate in International Model UN
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SLS French Program Receives Highest National Ranking
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SLS Sluggers on Stage
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Strong Showing for SLS Junior at Hong Kong World Debate Championship
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Welcome to St. Luke's designLab
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Youth Officers Discuss Digital Safety
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Celebrating Visual Arts Week on the Hilltop
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Spring Preview: Boys Varsity Lacrosse Reloads
The Boys Varsity Lacrosse squad returns in 2015 both with and without many of the key contributors to last year’s FAA title-winning team. Head Coach Corey Gammill has embraced the turnover. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Spring Preview: Girls Lacrosse Building With Youth
An otherwise inconspicuous meeting in mid-winter served as the basis for the heightened expectations that this year’s Girls Varsity Lacrosse squad brings into the 2015 meeting. First-year head coach Meg Price recalls the returning veterans bubbling with an excitement only matched by that of the coaching staff. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Spring Preview: Girls Tennis Finds Strength in Numbers
Of the 32 girls who tried out — “it’s got to be a record,” exclaimed Brinley Ehlers, — twelve were returning Varsity players. Of the 20 girls coaches Ehlers and Tish Tregellas had never seen play, three made the cut for the Varsity. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Spring Preview: Varsity Golf In Full Swing
After a year of transition, the St. Luke’s Varsity Golf team’s hopes have bloomed in concert with the change of season. Many from last year’s squad return, complementing an infusion of young, talented golfers. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Spring Preview: Varsity Softball Combines Youth With Experience
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Spring Preview: Building a Young, Deep Boys Tennis Team
Depth is a key word for so many coaches across different sports—and so often an elusive goal. When Varsity Boys Tennis head coach Boie Bogardus revels in his squad’s strength, he is quick to note that it transcends a mere numbers game. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Spring Preview: Baseball Sowing Seeds of New Season
The hope that springs eternal for St. Luke’s Varsity baseball this spring is rooted in the winter cold. That’s when first-year head coach Anthony Conte and assistant coach Chris Mantz planted the seeds of a program that looks to be in full bloom come the sunnier days of April and May. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Journalist and Author Todd Brewster Visits St. Luke’s
Veteran journalist and author Todd Brewster visited the Hilltop on Wednesday.Read More -
Varsity Baseball Drops Home Opener
The visiting Brunswick Bruins plated an unearned run in the bottom of the sixth inning to spoil Varsity Baseball’s home opener on a chilly Thursday afternoon at Bucci Baseball Field. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
POSTPONED - 1st SLS Volunteer Retreat
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Syndicated Cartoonist Jerry Craft Will Lead Hands-on Workshop on Art Night 2015
Visual Arts Week 2015 brings award-winning syndicated cartoonist Jerry Craft to St. Luke's to lead a one-hour workshop on Art Night, April 22, 5-6:00pm. Middlle and Upper School students, faculty and SLS families are invited to register for this interactive, hands-on art workshop.Read More -
Art Trip to Brooklyn Museum Featuring Three Innovative Exhibitions Honoring Diverse Cultural Perspectives
A group of Upper School art students and faculty members recently attended several extraordinary art exhibits at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Art Department Chair Susan Cole shares the group's experience:Read More -
SLS Junior Heads to World Debate Competition in Hong Kong
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SLS Math Team Scores a Trip to the Connecticut State Tournament
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St. Luke’s First Odyssey of the Mind Team Competes in State Tournament
St. Luke's first-ever Odyssey of the Mind team competes in the 2015 Connecticut State Tournament. Read about this unique learning experience and our students' inspiring performance.Read More -
March
St. Luke’s Students Debate in State Finals
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4th Annual Rube Goldberg Challenge—Enter Now!
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Paying It Forward in Prom Dresses
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S. Philip Klein Emerging Leader Award 2015
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Spring Break Adventures
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St. Luke's J-Term Featured on NAIS Inspiration Lab
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Successful Sing Off 2.0 Showcases Sixties Songs
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7th Grader's Photo Accepted Into LA Gallery Exhibition
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8th Grade Declamations
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Art History Class Visits Metropolitan Museum
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Phoebe Long ’15 Wins Second Consecutive State Ski Championship
Phoebe Long ’15 is now a back-to-back champion. The St. Luke’s senior won the Connecticut State Ski Championship for the second year running, finishing atop a pool of 110 racers. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Boys Varsity Basketball Wins Sportsmanship Award
Read MoreThe St. Luke’s Boys Varsity Basketball team has been awarded a Harold Swaffield Sportsmanship Award for the 2014-2015 season.This award is presented annually to the programs that have demonstrated the most consistent level of good sportsmanship on the court throughout the basketball season. This includes players, coaches and fans. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone] -
NEPSAC Buzzer Beater Sinks Storm
A last-ditch, end-to-end rush sealed a thrilling win for Winchendon School (10-8) over second-seeded St. Luke’s (15-10) in the NEPSAC Class C semifinals held at Loomis Chaffee School on Saturday as Garrett Dintaman converted a skillful layup with two seconds remaining. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Volunteer at Waterside School Summer Program
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Wonderful Winter Musicals At St. Luke’s
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Dr. Bramlett Speaks at NAIS
The National Association of Independent Schools invited Dr. Bramlett to speak at its annual conference which attracted 5,500 education professionals.Read More -
Save the Date: May 7—Yale Admissions Dean Speaks at St. Luke’s
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The Fathers & Friends Breakfast with Head of School Mark Davis
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Three SLS Seniors Selected as National Merit Finalists
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Varsity Girls Basketball Falls in NEPSAC Tournament
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Boys Varsity Squash Competes in New Englands
On February 27th and 28th, Boys Varsity Squash battled with the best of the region in the 2015 New England Interscholastic Squash Championships held at Loomis Chaffee School in Windsor CT, Competing in the B division, St. Luke’s placed 14th overall against familiar—and potent—names on the squash circuit. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
February
Girls Varsity Basketball Falls Short of Title
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Hopkins Hands Boys Basketball an Semifinal Exit
On Friday night, the St. Luke’s boys basketball team’s FAA title dreams came up short, as the Storm fell to rival Hopkins, 58-41. The Hilltoppers’ Kofi Adjepong exploded for 25 points, driving a potent offense from the top of the three-point arc. The senior added two three-pointers and sank nine of ten free-throws to put the game out of reach for a stymied Storm squad. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Boys Varsity Basketball Holds off RCDS to Advance
Boys Varsity Basketball advanced to the FAA semifinals—they play at Hopkins on Friday at 6:00—after a thrilling, if not nail-biting, finish to Wednesday’s quarterfinal against Rye Country Day. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
Girls Varsity Basektball Punches Ticket to FAA Final
Read MoreAs on Monday evening, there was no sure thing during Wednesday’s FAA semifinal tilt against Greenwich Academy. That is, until the second half began.Clinging to a 30-29 entering the second half, St. Luke’s rode the hot hand of Caroline Thompson ’18. On Monday, it was Sydney Lowery ’17 who helped expand on a 22-21 lead at the half. Thompson finished with 19 points, joining sharpshooter Maya Klein ’18 for second most on the team. Lowery poured in 18 of her 20 in the second half. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone] -
Legally Blonde The Musical Packs the Seldin Center
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Middle School Mathletes Meet at St. Luke’s
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Senior and Sophomore Win SLS Shakespeare Monologue Competition
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St. Luke’s Girls Leadership—Magnify Your Life
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Girls Varsity Basketball Advances With Win Over GFA
Girls Varsity basketball rode a 20-1 run to start the second half to a 57-38 victory over visiting Greens Farms Academy on Monday evening in the FAA quarterfinals. Sydney Lowery ’17 poured in 11 of her 19 points in the second frame to help put a lackluster first half in the rearview mirror. [Continue Reading on the Storm Zone]Read More -
St. Luke’s Hosts 2015 Special Olympics Basketball Tournament
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Save The Date for Homecoming 2015
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St. Luke's Varsity Ice Hockey Captures FAA Title
Read the Storm Zone's great article about the St. Luke's Varsity Ice Hockey FAA Championship win over rival Rye Country Day School. Go Storm!Read More -
“A Perfect Storm” – Highlights & Reaction From Varsity Hockey’s FAA Championship
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Win Rewards St. Luke’s With “Miraculous” FAA Title
Thirty-five years ago Sunday, an underdog defeated a long-reigning champion. Every hockey fan knows the legend of the Miracle on Ice, the United States’ improbable Olympic win over the Soviet dynasty. A snowy Saturday afternoon in Rye, NY bore familiar marks to that fateful day, albeit on a smaller scale. St. Luke’s School wrote its Hollywood ending by downing a dominant Rye Country Day squad, 5-3, to capture the program’s first FAA title. Continue Reading on the Storm ZoneRead More
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Hockey Advances to FAA Finals in Double-OT Thriller
It appeared a return to the finals was not in the cards for St. Luke’s when a flick of the wrist dealt them a seemingly insurmountable hand late in Thursday’s FAA Semifinal game against the Harvey School. Continue Reading on the Storm ZoneRead More -
PA Book Chat: A Literary Feast
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St. Luke's J-Term: The Video
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St. Luke’s Debaters Compete at the Asia Society and University of Pennsylvania
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Delivering Warmth on a Cold, Cold Night: SLS Midnight Run 2015
Sub-freezing temperatures did not keep the Class of 2015 from making the first wave of this year's Midnight Run to New York City to deliver warm clothing, food and essential items to those in need. In a heartfelt letter to the St. Luke's community, Upper School Health and Wellness Coordinator Camille Demarco-Havens describes the experience and thanks the many hands that made this opportunity for service possible:Read More -
Girls Varsity Basketball Celebrates Senior Day
OnRead MoreSenior Day, St. Luke’s rode a second half rally to beat rival King, 53-47. Hannah Smock ’15, the team’s lone senior, finished with four points, while Sydney Lowery ’17 tallied 32. The win improved the Storm’s record to (16-4). Continue Reading on the Storm Zone -
Nadira Hira: Take Risks
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A High-Tempo Game Yields a Storm Win
In what proved to be an instant classic, Friday night’s emphatic 70-59 win over formidable FAA opponent GFA was just the tonic the Boys Varsity Basketball squad needed. Following Tuesday’s razor-thin 63-61 Senior Day defeat at the hands of Hopkins, the Storm plunged into Friday’s game firing on all cylinders. Continue Reading on the Storm ZoneRead More -
Bloomer’s Four Wins Lead Nationals Comeback for Boys Varsity
Squash is perhaps best labeled as an individual game, but both Boys and Girls Varsity teams took on the nation as one this past weekend. Both squads spent Friday and Saturday competing U.S. High School Team Squash Championships, held at Westminster and Avon Old Farms Schools in central Connecticut.Read More
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Close Calls Abound at Girls Squash Nationals
Despite drawing potent opponents in the U.S. High School Team Squash Championships earlier this month, Girls Varsity Squash turned in a noteworthy performance on the national stage. While the Varsity finished 16th in their draw after a series of close matches ultimately swung the way of their opponents, resilient performances reinvigorated the young squad.Read More
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SLS Students Selected for CT All State Honor Choir
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St. Luke's Falls Short on Senior Day
For a game that started tentatively, Tuesday night’s Boys Varsity Basketball matchup against first-place Hopkins ended ferociously. The Storm, which honored Casey Zhu ’15, JB Boggs ’15, and Kevin Florio ’15 prior to the game as a part of Senior Day festivities, ultimately came up short, falling 63-61.Read More
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The Concord Review Features St. Luke's Scholar Sebastian Bates '14
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St. Luke’s Soars on Hockey’s Senior Day
St. Luke’s Varsity Hockey celebrated more than a 7-6 come-from-behind win over visiting Hamden Hall last Wednesday. The Senior Day win at the SoNo Ice House clinched a berth in the FAA playoffs for a Storm squad that was on the outside looking in just a week earlier.Read More
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Boys Varsity Squash Celebrates Senior Day with Win
Read MoreLast Thursday was Senior Day as Boys’ Varsity Squash hosted Greens Farms Academy. Fittingly, senior Ryan Adams ’15 made his debut as a starter after joining the squash team for the first time in November. While he fell short in his match, simply being in the lineup was an inspiring accomplishment. Freshmen Ajit Akole ’18 and Ian Thomas ’18 both dropped their matches and Luke’s was quickly behind 0-3 with no more room for error. -
Emilia Murdock ’21 Takes Silver in Figure Skating National Championships
When most 6th graders take steps to realize their dreams, Emilia Murdock ’21 is skating toward hers.Read More
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St. Luke's Show-Stopper Musicals: Legally Blonde & Hairspray, Jr.
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St. Luke’s Breaks Barriers
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Hornets Sting Storm in First FAA Loss
In an uncharacteristic loss, the St. Luke’s Girls Varsity basketball team fell flat against Hamden Hall on Friday afternoon, 65-55. Bianca Tomassini dictated perimeter play for the Hornets, scoring 28 points. Naomi Vannes tallied 17 points, providing a size mismatch that the Storm could not overcome.Read More
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St. Luke’s Bounces Brunswick, 67-54
Read MoreThe St. Luke’s Boys Varsity Basketball squad exacted a measure of revenge against longtime rival Brunswick in a 67-54 win on Friday night. The game was a rematch of January’s nail-biting one-point loss in Greenwich. -
J-Term - It's A Wrap!
J-Term finished with a flourish as students wowed with their passion and knowledge...Read More -
January
Dr. Barbara Greenberg: Teenage as a Second Language
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Lunch & Lead: Screenwriter Gwendolyn Parker P'10
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New Hackathon Video & Blogpost
Watch the new hackathon video and read Center for Leadership Director Jim Foley's post about this amazing event—certain to become a St. Luke's tradition.Read More -
Furious Second Half Fuels St. Luke's Win
In a season where the outcome has rarely been in doubt, Girls Varsity basketball found itself in unfamiliar territory on Friday. Trailing at the half for the first time this season, the Storm looked uncharacteristically out of sync against a potent Cheshire Academy squad. Compounded with Wednesday’s loss—the team’s first of the season—against Ethel Walker, a first half deficit that grew to as much as thirteen cast an uneasy pall over the crowd during the early going.Read More
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J-Term is in the House!
St. Luke's first J-Term is well underway.Read More -
Innovators Take Over the Hilltop at St. Luke's First Hackathon
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Sonnets and Sweets 2015
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Boys Varsity Basketball Drops Thriller at Brunswick
Despite their bests efforts, the Boys Varsity basketball squad barely missed sending a vocal contingent St. Luke’s fans home happy on Friday night Decked in black to support the Storm, the St. Luke’s fans who trekked to Greenwich saw the home team turn key second half offensive rebounds into the difference in a 65-64 Brunswick win.Read More
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Celebrating Dr. King’s Legacy Through Sports
In celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy, it can be tempting to celebrate his life in whatever expedient manner fits a convenient narrative. Yesterday, the Seattle Seahawks were criticized for posting Dr. King’s words overlaid on an image of a crying Russell Wilson, taken after the team defeated the Packers to advance to the Super Bowl.Read More
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Mark Davis Blog: Building and Breathing
From his latest blog post titled "Building and Breathing," Head of School Mark Davis reflects on a school's proper role in responding to such historic, painful events as those recently experienced in Ferguson, MO and Staten Island, NY. "While I lay claim to few definitive answers, one thing I know for sure: talking, compassion and respect are the building blocks for our inclusive community. When we nurture these skills and values in our children, we honor our mission of lifelong learning and social responsibility." Read Mark's full blog here.Read More -
SLS Alum Hayley Parsons '14 Named NESCAC Squash Player of the Week
St. Luke’s alumna Hayley Parsons ’14 was named Player of the Week for women’s squash in the NESCAC conference. Parsons, a freshman at Williams College, is playing #2 on an Ephs team that downed Colby, 9-0, and Bowdoin, 8-1, on January 10th. The following day, Williams defeated rival Bates, 5-4.Read More
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Varsity Hockey Falls 7-6 to Harvey
St. Luke’s would have preferred to maintain the pace of the first half of the game. Jack Forrest ’18 opened scoring just over four minutes into the first. With St. Luke’s on the powerplay, Forrest slalomed down the right side before wristing a short-side shot past Harvey’s Mark Siegel at the 13:46 mark. Two and a half minutes later, Forrest found the puck again after Siegel kicked it toward the right corner. Circling into the high slot, Forrest whipped a shot on goal. Klein, who was stationed in front of the net, got two whacks at the puck, the second of which found twine. The flurry continued as the Storm increased the lead to 3-0 a minute and a half later.Read More
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American Mathematics Competition 8
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Back-to-Back Debates
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PA Speaker Series: Dr. Barbara Greenberg, PhD: "Teenage As A Second Language" - Thursday, January 29, 8:30am
Please join us in the Library for coffee and conversation to kick off the new year at 8am before we welcome Dr. Barbara Greenberg, PhD, and her intriguing topic "Teenage as A Second Language - A Parents' Guide to Becoming Bilingual" at 8:30am. Dr. Greenberg's approachable style and genuine interest in the people and the issues make her a sought after expert and speaker on a range of issues relating to teens and parenting and we're excited to welcome her to St. Luke's.Read More -
Boston Alumni Gathering RESCHEDULED - Apr. 1
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Wes Moore Visits St. Luke’s
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Lexi Kelley Wins Future Global Leader Award
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Spirited Second Half Seals Boys Varsity Basketball Win
With his team clinging to a fast-disappearing lead, Hyde’s Jack Payne drove toward the basket, his layup attempt clanging off the front iron. Kevin Florio ’15 wrestled down the rebound and rocketed a pass to a streaking Walter Whyte ’17, who deposited a graceful right-handed layup.Read More
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Dreams Granted
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