Groundbreaking Celebration on Brown & White Day

The entire school came together to celebrate Park’s exciting future!

On this day, September 30, 1912, Park School opened its doors. Today, 110 years later, Park School broke ground for the new Science and Engineering Wing! The *entire* student body and faculty came together with Trustees and special guests — including Bruno the Bruin — to celebrate with music, remarks by Head of School Dan Paradis and Student Council President Gabe Sachs ’24, a pre-Rivalry Day cheer led by Park athletes, and the ceremonial groundbreaking by Lower, Middle, and Upper School students. It’s been a great Brown & White Day and it’s always a great day to be a Bruin!

Click here to learn more about the Science and Engineering Wing — and Park’s campus plan.


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