The Red Cross returns to campus for the spring Blood Drive at The Academy! The Blood Drive will be held on Friday, April 21, from 1:00 to 6:00 PM. Students have begun bringing home donor forms, with the goal of every student finding at least one person …

Zev Lane (’20) shared some images and stories about his time at The Bush School (Seattle, WA) during spring break – an adventure made possible by The Academy’s membership in The Network of Complementary Schools (those who visit this link may notice tha …

The Academy marked Founders Day on March 29, with gratitude for the vision, energy, and dedication of those six educators whose legacy we celebrate.  Annually in May (May 2 this year), students, faculty and staff engage in a full day of service in area …

Students work on projects with Weaving instructor Fafnir Adamites.

Students play a variation of the card game Spoons in Ms. Gouldreault’s Algebra 1 class to practice polynomial vocabulary! In the original game you grab a spoon once you have all four cards of the same number. Our special decks of cards had polynomial e …

Academy Math and Science teacher Will Miller says “I’ve long had a love of tabletop board games, and was intrigued from a young age by the artful games that my dad produced as a cottage industry. One of them, Celtic Realm, was a particular favorite. In …

In Printmaking, taught by Academy alumna Francesca Passiglia, students carve rubber stamps.

In Cliffside Design, taught by Noah Grunberg, students work out their designs in three dimensions.

In Climate Connections, 7th grade students conduct an experiment on erosion.

Former Academy teacher and dean Stephanie Purington returned to help us observe Purington PI Day on Wednesday, March 29, which is also Founders Day.  She brought four of her famous cookie dough pies, which were by far the most requested slices among ma …