Twenty-four—that is how many countries are represented by Groton students. Fourteen—that is the international student population percentage. The community may be small, but it is certainly one of the...
What does your typical day at Groton look like?
I am a morning person, so I typically wake up early. I start my day with an hour of work, then I make a coffee, and head to chapel. I usually have a...
On September 29, Groton School gathered in the Campbell Performing Arts Center for the first Circle Talk of the year. The speaker? Curtis Sittenfeld ’93, the bestselling author of Prep, a novel about...
June 22nd was a sweltering day, and despite the scorching heat, the largest class in GRACE history gathered on the Circle to embrace the Groton Accelerate Challenge Enhance program (GRACE). With a slew...
[Liam]
Pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone is a difficult but crucial step in finding your place at Groton. Its traditions, whether it be Sit-down Dinner, Open Mic, or even daily events like check-in,...
As we enter into a new school year with new responsibility, we adjust to the unfamiliar demands of our schedules. Ryan Holmes, head coach of the Girls’ Varsity Tennis team and assistant director of Admission,...
The bagel stand, a favorite spot on campus, is a highlight of Groton. Whether looking to grab a dough-lightful breakfast after a rushed morning, a midday snack, or a warm mug of hot chocolate, students...
At the beginning of preseason this fall, a variety of new faces dotted the Circle, particularly within the Groton football team. However, one familiar face on the field and in the classroom was notably...
DESMOND GOODWIN
Desmond Goodwin, a scholar with a knack for all things historical, is an incoming Foundations of Global History and Modern Global History teacher. Her passion for history comes from...
To the community:
With the arrival of Prize Day, we find ourselves amid a strange mix of emotions: the relief of finishing our twelve-page Reunion Weekend issue, the pride of watching next...
