This Prize Day, we bid farewell to two out of the five beloved teachers retiring this year: John Lyons and Tommy Lamont. After decades of teaching at Groton, they will embark on new adventures away from...

On June 2, the Form of 2024 will finish the final words of their Groton chapter. They will close the pages filled with memories, wisdom, and connections, opening a new chapter with blank pages. They may...

During spring break, from March 7–19, eighteen Groton students traveled to Paris and Angers in France as part of a Global Education Opportunity (GEO)—the biggest group that had ever gone to the France...

This past fall, as red leaves littered the circle, Groton seniors prepared for the final leg of the college admissions process. The process of college admissions had begun long before these students entered...

On April 18, Groton’s held its inaugural Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) and Groton Community Engagement (GCE) Day to broaden students’ education from the classroom and see the greater goal in our...

In addition to the staple Athlete and Artist of the Issue features, The Circle Voice is highlighting another renowned community member in this issue: faculty child Linley LeRoy. The daughter of Timothy...

After four decades of dedicated service in teaching, coaching, and advising, Stephen Belsky and Kate Dennison bid a heartfelt farewell to Groton School as they embark on their retirements in Pittsburgh....

Spring has arrived on the Circle, bringing with it the typical wave of spikeball nets, discarded eclipse glasses, cornhole bags, and sit down dinners. And with a new season of time comes a new season of...

Every morning around the Circle, the songs of house sparrows, blue jays, and American robins fill the campus. While for many students, this music is simply part of the surrounding natural background, avid...