School News

The team at the Ethics Institute welcomed experts, thought leaders, teachers, and school administrators to take part in ethical dialogue with parents through a series of workshops.

The winter/spring 2025 issue of Kent Place magazine is out! Haven’t had a chance to dive in just yet? Don’t fret! We’ve put together a guide to help you navigate the many exciting stories within its pages.

An Evening of Dance brought artistry, energy, and bold expression to the stage as the Dance Ensemble and the Chamber Dancers presented a dynamic and moving program, highlighting both faculty and student choreography.

With the arrival of warm weather, our athletes are heading back outdoors for an action-packed spring. Here is a preview of the Dragons' spring athletics season.

Upper School students and members of the faculty traveled to Italy over spring break, as part of Kent Place’s Global Learning Program. The theme of their excursion was “Who Owns the Past: Roman History, Women, and the Ethics of Preservation.”

The Kent Place Upper School Dragons put in a historic season filled with top personal achievements and epic team wins.

Kent Place celebrated its sixth Founders Day, the school’s annual day of giving. With more than $700,000 raised from more than 1,150 donors, the day was an incredible success.

On Wednesday, February 26, the Kent Place community gathered for the Black History Month Celebration of Dance, hosted by the Diversity and Equity Parent Group.

The Kent Place team went to Philadelphia to compete at their second Squash Nationals and finished third place in their bracket.

This winter our Middle School Dragons soared through competition and postseason tournaments in basketball, swimming, and volleyball. 

On February 27, Upper School students had the opportunity to chat with distinguished alumnae who have built successful careers in the law. 

The Upper School’s production of Little Women — by Kate Hamill, from the novel by Louisa May Alcott — will take place in the Hyde & Watson Theater for four performances, on February 20, 21, and 22.

The Great Room at Kent Place School buzzed with excitement on the evening of February 4 as the Kent Place community gathered to celebrate Lunar New Year Night.

On February 5, our community came together to celebrate National Girls and Women in Sports Day.

Ice hockey junior captain Molly Brozowski has been named the Cohen Division Most Valuable Player for 2024–2025.

On Monday, January 27, the tenth grade took a trip to the Holocaust Remembrance Center (HRC) at Summit’s Temple Sinai, as part of History 10’s Holocaust curriculum.

Sixth-grade TREP$ students have turned outdated Kent Place uniforms and donated fabrics into functional and fashionable new uniforms and athletic apparel as part of their latest challenge.

Learn about the evolution, unique contributions, and creativity behind the pages of Kent Place's six student-run Upper School publications.