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Initiatives
Learn about the ambitious campaign, exciting campus plans, and more!
News
February 13, 2023
The former U.S. Attorney General to make his second visit to campus this spring
Galleries
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By Jonathan Dorf, Tyler Dwiggins, Claire Epstein, Kathryn Funkhouser, Patrick Greene, Mora V. Harris, Carrie McWethy (McCrossen), Ian McWethy, Don Zolidis In this collection of ten-minute plays, nine playwrights were…
News
February 28, 2023
Lower School fourth grade homeroom teacher Ali Baran (pictured far right) presented at the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Annual Conference this year, which took place in Las Vegas…
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February 24, 2023
Park welcomed James Spooner to campus this week as our 2023 Peter Baida ’68 Writer-in-Residence. Spooner is a graphic novelist, filmmaker, and tattoo artist. His award winning debut graphic novel, The High…
News
February 16, 2023
Yesterday, we welcomed former U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. as our 2023 Resident Scholar. During an Upper School assembly, senior Daniel Perrin joined Mr. Holder on stage and…
Features
In the fall 2023 issue of Cross Currents magazine, we celebrate curious minds. Our teachers gave us glimpses into the goings-on among the curious minds at Park, and our principals…
News
February 13, 2023
Newbery Medal-winning author and Park Lower School librarian Laura Amy Schlitz reviewed a new book by renowned children’s author Lois Lowry (Number the Stars, The Giver) in yesterday’s New York Times.  Read Laura’s full…
Initiatives
Learn about the ambitious campaign, exciting campus plans, and more!
News
February 13, 2023
The former U.S. Attorney General to make his second visit to campus this spring
News
February 28, 2023
Lower School fourth grade homeroom teacher Ali Baran (pictured far right) presented at the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Annual Conference this year, which took place in Las Vegas…
News
February 24, 2023
Park welcomed James Spooner to campus this week as our 2023 Peter Baida ’68 Writer-in-Residence. Spooner is a graphic novelist, filmmaker, and tattoo artist. His award winning debut graphic novel, The High…
News
February 16, 2023
Yesterday, we welcomed former U.S. Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. as our 2023 Resident Scholar. During an Upper School assembly, senior Daniel Perrin joined Mr. Holder on stage and…
News
February 13, 2023
Newbery Medal-winning author and Park Lower School librarian Laura Amy Schlitz reviewed a new book by renowned children’s author Lois Lowry (Number the Stars, The Giver) in yesterday’s New York Times.  Read Laura’s full…
Galleries
14 Photos
By Jonathan Dorf, Tyler Dwiggins, Claire Epstein, Kathryn Funkhouser, Patrick Greene, Mora V. Harris, Carrie McWethy (McCrossen), Ian McWethy, Don Zolidis In this collection of ten-minute plays, nine playwrights were…
Features
In the fall 2023 issue of Cross Currents magazine, we celebrate curious minds. Our teachers gave us glimpses into the goings-on among the curious minds at Park, and our principals…

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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

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+

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

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%