While Rowen Hildreth ’23 and Henry Haskell ’23 row together as teammates in the Sweeney Taylor, on the Circle, they are citizens. As respective heads of the Young Democrats and Young Republicans clubs,...
In keeping with the self-drive mindset here at Groton, many students are pursuing activities of their own choosing. FSAs are afternoon activities sponsored by faculty and a great way for students to advance...
Ms. Ishizuka is stepping onto the Circle for the first time, but this is not her first boarding school experience.
Born in New York City, Ms. Ishizuka moved to Tokyo when she was in first grade. She...
Commonly addressed by his nickname “Irm,” Irmin L. Pierce is one of five security guards who ensure the safety of students on the Circle. Irm grew up with five sisters and currently resides near campus...
One of the most unique experiences Groton offers applicants is the student-led tour, when a Groton student guides families around campus, introducing the campus facilities and sharing their own Groton...
In a small, locked room below Hundred House are the Groton School archives, a collection of artifacts dating back over a century. Hundreds of faded blue boxes with historical Groton administrative records...
Bagels are a Groton classic. Walking into the Forum after a long morning of classes, the tantalizing smell of freshly toasted bagels wafts over from the cafe as students rush to grab a quick bite before...
Arianna Werkun ’24 has taken the initiative to organize a fundraiser to donate medical vehicles to Ukraine. Arianna is working with an organization called Terenówka Medyczna Dla Ukrainy, which raises...
While Groton students savored their summer breaks away from the busy academics of campus, many faculty members also led diverse and engaging lives off the Circle. Unlike what some students may have...
At the end of each school year, after a decade of hard work on the Circle, a few of our teachers take a yearlong break away from Groton. From lecturing in southeast Asia to archaeological work...
