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Galleries
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We had so much fun at Saturday in the Park this weekend! With the Bruins Fun Run, face painting, canoeing, and so much more, it was so great to come…
Galleries
61 Photos
Our Pre-K and Kindergarten students transformed into butterflies, birds, bears, and other creatures great and small in this morning’s magical Monarch Butterfly Celebration! 🦋✨ The celebration is a culmination of…
News
October 9, 2025
Congratulations to Hahrie Han, Park parent, on being named a recipient of a 2025 MacArthur Fellowship! The award, often called a genius grant, is given annually  by the John D. and…
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October 3, 2025
Eighth grader Iva Mei L. recently represented Bulgaria at the UEFA Development Tournament in Slovenia as a member of the U15 Girls National Team. In her international debut against Slovenia,…
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September 30, 2025
Longtime Park Lower School librarian Laura Amy Schlitz’s latest book, The Winter of the Dollhouse, recently received a wonderful review from The New York Times. Congratulations to Laura! Laura’s latest and 10th book…
Galleries
113 Photos
On Saturday, Park School won the 2025 Rivalry Cup with a final score of 6-2 — making it our fourth consecutive win! 🏆🐻 We had an amazing show of support…
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39 Photos
This afternoon, the whole school came together for a pep rally in anticipation of Rivalry Day! From spirited cheers led by our Bruins Athletic Council to grand entrances by all…
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We head to the Friends School campus for our ninth annual Rivalry Day — Saturday, September 27!  The terms of Rivalry Day are simple: we play a lineup of games with…
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Our Fall 2024 edition of Cross Currents magazine celebrates the work we do at Park supporting young people in becoming confident questioners and responsible citizens of the world. Teachers from each division…
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Our Fall 2024 edition of Cross Currents magazine celebrates the work we do at Park supporting young people in becoming confident questioners and responsible citizens of the world. Teachers from each division offer glimpses…
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Our Fall 2024 edition of Cross Currents magazine celebrates the work we do at Park supporting young people in becoming confident questioners and responsible citizens of the world. Teachers from each division offer glimpses…
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After visiting Park as a Millhauser Fellow nearly a decade ago, I went on to complete both my M.S. and Ph.D. in Oceanography at the University of Washington. (I had…
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“Machine learning is in a weird state where we’ve figured out how to do stuff that works, but we don’t really understand why,” says Jeremy Cohen, Class of 2012. Jeremy…
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We head to the Friends School campus for our ninth annual Rivalry Day — Saturday, September 27!  The terms of Rivalry Day are simple: we play a lineup of games with…
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Learn about the Malone Scholars program and other 25/26 scholar designations: The Park School’s robust Tuition Assistance program is funded by a variety of sources including the The Park Fund (the…
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Rhythm and Cues: April 22. Featuring teaching hip hop artist (and Park dad) Jamaal Collier!
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12,500 sq. ft. Building Slated for Completion by Fall 2023 With its expected completion by the fall of the 2023 school year, the new Science and Engineering Wing will add…
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Park School is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and associated issues of racial justice, as shared in our Anti-Racism Action Plan and our Strategic Plan. These ideals are…
News
October 9, 2025
Congratulations to Hahrie Han, Park parent, on being named a recipient of a 2025 MacArthur Fellowship! The award, often called a genius grant, is given annually  by the John D. and…
News
October 3, 2025
Eighth grader Iva Mei L. recently represented Bulgaria at the UEFA Development Tournament in Slovenia as a member of the U15 Girls National Team. In her international debut against Slovenia,…
News
September 30, 2025
Longtime Park Lower School librarian Laura Amy Schlitz’s latest book, The Winter of the Dollhouse, recently received a wonderful review from The New York Times. Congratulations to Laura! Laura’s latest and 10th book…
News
September 17, 2025
NEWS FLASH! Postscript got the Gold! The Columbia Scholastic Press Association awarded the 2024-25 Postscript, our student newspaper, a Gold Medalist Critique. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association, a department of…
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September 12, 2025
Members of the International Student-led Arctic Monitoring and Research (ISAMR) program took their annual trip to Northern Canada this summer to conduct permafrost research and study its relationship to climate…
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October 10, 2024
The Promise of Park Campaign was an amazing, transformative success! Over 875 parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, employees, and trustees came forward to support Innovation, Renewal, Sustainability, and Accessibility via The Promise of Park Campaign.  Thanks to…
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Our new Science & Engineering Wing opened in time for the 2023-24 school year! Get a glimpse in this video.
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Our “Experience Park” event introduces prospective families to Park’s remarkable teaching and learning community (watch the video!) — and features interactive sessions for students and their parents.
Galleries
65 Photos
We had so much fun at Saturday in the Park this weekend! With the Bruins Fun Run, face painting, canoeing, and so much more, it was so great to come…
Galleries
61 Photos
Our Pre-K and Kindergarten students transformed into butterflies, birds, bears, and other creatures great and small in this morning’s magical Monarch Butterfly Celebration! 🦋✨ The celebration is a culmination of…
Galleries
113 Photos
On Saturday, Park School won the 2025 Rivalry Cup with a final score of 6-2 — making it our fourth consecutive win! 🏆🐻 We had an amazing show of support…
Galleries
39 Photos
This afternoon, the whole school came together for a pep rally in anticipation of Rivalry Day! From spirited cheers led by our Bruins Athletic Council to grand entrances by all…
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We were excited to welcome author and alumnus Adam Gidwitz ’00 back to campus last week. Adam met with our entire second and fifth grades to share stories and answer…

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It’s easy to spot Park Students

By immersing students in a challenging curriculum and surrounding them with a dedicated, impassioned faculty, we create an environment that enables them to become their best authentic selves.

Greg

Grade 9

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Learning, to me, is exploration; it’s discovery; it’s doing experiments by the pond; it’s being given a problem in math and working through it — and then finding another way to get to the solution.

By the numbers

Number of student-led clubs and activities in the Upper School:

65+
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Sia  

Grade 7

I try to push myself not to live in a little bubble where I am always comfortable. Really engaging with other things makes you a stronger person.

By the numbers

The average class size at Park School:

15

Sami

Grade 9

Sami

The notion that there is so much undiscovered in the world gets me thinking and wondering. It gets me really excited.

By the numbers

Percentage of Park’s faculty that hold advanced degrees. 88 hold master’s or other advanced degrees, with 9 Ph.D.s, 1 Ed.D., and 1 J.D. among them.

74%