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Seniors Rina Kurihara and Theresa Alves recently had the opportunity to serve as delegates at the United Nations’ 2023 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Action Weekend at UN headquarters in New York City.
Seniors Rina Kurihara and Theresa Alves recently had the opportunity to serve as delegates at the United Nations’ 2023 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Action Weekend at UN headquarters in New York City.
Sara spent six weeks last summer learning, growing, and honing her skills as an actor in a program designed to prepare high school theater students for the college audition and interview process.
Senior Isabel Yang spent the summer conducting research with world-renowned scientists in the laboratories of the New York Botanical Garden. She presented her findings to Garden leadership at the end of the summer internship.
After earning his EMT certification, Vincent Chen '24 spent the summer working 12-hour shifts as a medical first responder.
Michael McAloon returned to the Peruvian Amazon with fellow Taft Science Teacher Maddie Beitler. McAloon and Beitler participated in two of the primary research projects currently being led by the Amazon Research Initiative for Educators program.
More than 3,500 Taft alumni, parents, families and friends from 46 countries, 48 states, and the District of Columbia came together during fiscal year 2022-23 to make it a banner year for the Taft Fund.
For the twelfth time since 2011, the volleyball program was awarded the USMC/AVCA Team Academic Award, while Lachlan Hawes ’23 was recognized as a USMC/NWCA High School Scholar All-American.
Boys' lacrosse, girls' golf, and boys' tennis finished their seasons with Founders League titles, girls' lacrosse fell in the title game, while all varsity teams finished the season with a 60.85-percent win percentage.
Taft alumni have elected Jeffrey M. Walsh '93 to serve their alma mater as the newest member of the school’s Board of Trustees.
Taft students earned seven 2023 Halo Award nominations for their work on stage and in the wings.
Pat ’19 and Chris Kavanagh ’21, and Jeffery ’21 and Thomas Ricciardelli ’22 and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish captured the Division I Men's Lacrosse National Championship, defeating Duke by a score of 13–9.
Four Taft students earned national recognition for their work in the prestigious National Economics Challenge
Sixteen student-athletes across nine sports participated in the third and final National Signing Day on Wednesday evening, May 17, in Bingham Auditorium.
Maggie Zeng '24 recently had an independent research study published in The Journal of Student Research.
Pam and Willy MacMullen '78 have been honored with the 2023 Horace Dutton Taft Alumni Medal
The Rhinos are set to take on the Winged Beavers of Avon Old Farms on May 16, live on ESPNU.
Student filmmakers recently debuted their work at Taft's inaugural film festival.
Leah Rozenfeld Sills learned as an adult that her father and grandparents escaped Europe and survived the Holocaust due to the bravery of one man. She shared their story during a recent Morning Meeting.