School portraits · New York City
At Chapin, the pool noodle can be disqualified
There is a right way to throw it. There is also a line, which rather complicates matters.
School life, between the linesBy Admissions Diary
School stories, admissions adventures, and the things parents talk about on the way home.
School portraits · New York City
There is a right way to throw it. There is also a line, which rather complicates matters.
The admissions files · New York & beyond
The sentence was going to be about potential. A one-year-old had already chosen an appliance.
Parent life · Boarding-school families
A Choate household had firm views on self-reliance. They were willing to update them at short notice.
The school archives · Andover, Massachusetts
Andover students needed a field-hockey stick. Someone sent an email instead. The real holiday had been two days away.
Rivalries & rituals · New Jersey & Pennsylvania
A lucky shirt, a tie, and a laundry debate.
School portraits · San Francisco Bay Area
Eleanor Arron's senior project followed her to college. It was not quiet about it.
School portraits · New York City
The school cleared a slot in the teacher's schedule and a slot in yours. All you had to bring was a question and some nerve.
School portraits · New York City
The man with the trumpet was imaginary. Twelve years later the teacher who invented him came to Pippin and kept the rule.
School portraits · Exeter, New Hampshire
One student knew when to leave room. Another learned how to take it.
School portraits · Boston
Commonwealth's Jake, class of 2026, on teasing, grapefruit and the shared work of Hancock.
School portraits · Ojai, California
At Thacher, a parent encounters mucking. It is not a sport.
School portraits · New York City
Glamour is a harder performance before breakfast. The seniors thought everyone should try.