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Three Taft students recently earned honors for their work at the 77th Annual Connecticut Science & Engineering Fair (CSEF).

Taft recently welcomed Kenneth Reginald Otero Walker to campus to deliver a Morning Meeting talk entitled, The Ethnobotany of Music: Multicultural Plant Knowledge and Migration.

A look back at the winter season for Taft Athletics.

Former longtime girls’ hockey coach, Patsy Odden, set to recieve the 2025 American Hockey Coaches Association Joe Burke Award for her contributions and great dedication to girls’/women’s hockey.

The Taft School Red Rhino Fund recently awarded grants totaling $16,200 to five area nonprofit organizations.

Six Taft students spent Winter Long Weekend in Puerto Rico serving the community and learning about the island’s rich history and culture.

Our Taft Talks series concluded with a day of insights, scholarly exploration, and intellectual engagement as Dr. Eddie S. Glaude, Jr., returned to Taft for a Morning Meeting talk around the need for civil discourse and character within a functioning democracy.

Jazz from the Undercroft: A Mardi Gras Celebration, returns to Taft Saturday, March 1.

In recognition of a lifetime of service and his steadfast dedication to Taft, Holcombe T. Green Jr. ’57 will be honored with the 2025 Horace Dutton Taft Alumni Medal.

23 student-athletes participated in the second of three National Signing Days of the year on Wednesday evening, February 5, in Bingham Auditorium.

Dr. Lisa Miller shared thoughts on spirituality during a recent visit to Taft. 

Sean Liao ’25 has developed a practical solution for a common problem, and people are taking notice. Midway, his “half-dirty” clothing organizer, was recently selected for inclusion in Global Online Academy’s (GOA) Global Capstone Showcase.

Heidi Li ’26 and Madeline Scheidt ’26 were recently recognized for their work at Yale University’s 51st Model United Nations Conference (YMUN LI).

Taft’s multi-day recognition of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a powerful exploration of America’s complex history.

Taft's Music for a While concert series continues Friday, January 17^th with Fandango and Other Dances, a performance by Boston-based Latin-Baroque Fusion ensemble Rumbarroco. 

Taft faculty members are not only exceptional teachers and mentors, they are also leading voices in their respective fields. Three recently shared their knowledge and work with the broader education communities.