Looking towards to the Upper School, Collegiate’s 8th Graders gathered in front of Flippen Hall for their Final Exercises.

Collegiate’s 4th Graders completed their Moving Up ceremony this morning, officially marking their transition to the Middle School.

Collegiate School’s 108th Commencement was held this morning and the Class of 2023, bearing smiles of pride and gratitude, said an affectionate farewell to their beloved School among family and friends.

By adapting Liz Haske’s book When Worry Takes Hold, Middle Schoolers are able to extend a message of mindfulness.

Collegiate School’s robotics team, TORCH 5804, finished fifth in the prestigious FIRST Robotics World Championship.

Collegiate School’s private music program gives students both the technical skills and the stylistic flair to excel as musicians.

Collegiate’s new partner school in Bordeaux, France fosters language immersion, cultural connections and budding friendships.

Monica Melton discusses the joys of teaching at Collegiate, her teaching style and the fun of learning.

Mary Margaret Chappell ’86 has found a life in France that merges her passion for cuisine and writing into a career.

Collegiate’s Honors Art students mounted their exhibition “Figuratively Speaking” at the Visual Arts Center.

There is a large, diligent community of parents that helps pull all of Collegiate's special events together, and two of the parents at the center of that network of support are Indrani Agarwal and Mona Shah, the School's Special Events Co-chairs. 

Chinese teacher Xin-Yi Fergusson introduced Maggie Varland ’07 to Chinese, and now the two of them grow the language program together.

Following the triumphs of the 2022 season, Torch 5804 is looking to build off that momentum.

The 5th Grade recycling effort gets students to think intentionally about the process of recycling.

Collegiate School’s Director of Athletics Andrew Stanley, coaches, teammates and families gathered in the Craigie Boardroom of Sharp Academic Commons to celebrate student-athlete Hayden Rollison from the Class of 2023 for his commitment to continuing his career as a NCAA athlete. Congrats, Hayden! You make us proud.