School stories · New Hampshire
The oars were optional
A physics project with a surprisingly practical finish.
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School stories, admissions adventures, and the things parents talk about on the way home.
School stories · New Hampshire
A physics project with a surprisingly practical finish.
School life · Los Angeles
She had a stopping time. The cars had other plans.
Traditions & rivalries · Connecticut
A parent could watch every game in Lakeville and still not know who won Taft Day.
Traditions & rivalries · Massachusetts
The nickname existed. The face did not. Fixing this required five departments and, by one estimate, twenty sets of eyes.
School stories · California · Utah
The Webb Schools took students into badlands already searched by the experts. Then a teenager spotted something that would require a helicopter to bring home.
Rivalries & rituals · New York City · Boston
The school was already very old. Its age still needed a little work.
Rivalries & rituals · New England
Two rival papers managed a shared issue. The pep rally still needed a breakable door.
The admissions files · Beyond New York
He was taken with the place. She still had the rival in mind.
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.