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Taft dancers have been learning from and collaborating with artists from Pilobolus.

Taft invites faculty members to apply for grants to pursue opportunities for professional growth, advancing Taft’s curriculum, and personal enrichment. Last summer, close to 40 faculty summer grants were awarded.

Photo: History Teacher Alex Rivenburgh addresses Legal Studies students during their recent “mock trial.”

Preston Alessio ’25 and Skyler Bell ’21 are making their impact felt at UConn for the men’s soccer and football teams.

Ethan is now a published researcher, sharing a by-line with a scientist from the New York Botanical Garden

Save the date for Saturday, December 13th.

The Rhinos repeat as NEPSAC Class A Champions

The Rhinos look to defend their NEPSAC Class A title.

The Rhinos captured an overtime thriller over No. 8 seed Milton on Wednesday afternoon — set to face Choate on Saturday. Field hockey season came to a close as the Rhinos were defeated by the Big Blue of Andover.

Sixteen student-athletes participated in the first of three National Signing Days of the year on Wednesday evening, November 12, in Bingham Auditorium.

With the regular season behind us, the Rhinos looks to compete for NEPSAC Championships.

Last summer, with the generosity of the Robert Keyes Poole Grant, Rhys Keller ’26 traveled to the island of Marie-Galante in Guadeloupe to restore coral reefs.

Madison gave generously of her time and talents at a camp for young musicians.

Andi traveled to Albania to work with ARSIS, an organization supporting vulnerable children, youth, and families.

Steven had the opportunity to study under a first violinist of the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra.

Sarah spent two weeks in Costa Rica on a trip that combined service, cultural immersion, and transformative personal growth.

Erin traveled to New York City to study at the Institute of Culinary Education.

Isaac spent two weeks last summer studying playwriting at Brown University.

Jasleena traveled to the Philippines over the summer where she spent her days working in an elementary school

Tatum spent three weeks working in Nepal as a teacher and as an explorer.