After months of anticipation, the empty space between the music wing and the math wing has finally been closed off with fences. Trucks, trailers and heavy artillery rolled in, occupying the site to begin, at last, the construction of the … Read More
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Supra Altae Moenia Romae
“How was your break? What’d you do?” Such begins conversations all around the Circle during the first few days of spring term. Popular replies include nice, good, relaxing, sleeping, eating, and/or seeing family and old friends, but for a group … Read More
SAT Changes: Facts at a Glance
In early March of this year, the College Board, which produces and administers several standardized tests, announced changes to their flagship test, the SAT. The changes, which the College Board plans to implement in early 2016, are billed as an … Read More
Breaking Bad 2.0
The wide spectrum of talents in the Groton community encompasses almost anything. From graffiti art to golf and everything in between, the FSA is a golden opportunity for Upper School students to develop and showcase such incredible passions. One of … Read More
Groton Admits 12.4 Percent of Applicants: Ninety-Nine Admits Return For Revisit
On April 4th and April 8th, 99 newly -admitted students flocked to Groton’s Circle. From Nigeria to Albania, they came from all over the world. By spending one day with their assigned tour guides, the prospective students received glimpses of … Read More
Headmaster Honored with Desmond Tutu Social Justice Award
On the evening of the Saturday of Spring Long Weekend, while others will hopefully be devouring either their first long-awaited home-cooked meal or their favorite dish at their favorite restaurant, Headmaster Temba Maqubela, who has dedicated his life to pursuing … Read More
Is Economics Essential
You have probably heard the terms “wholesale” and “retail” thrown around before, but do you know the difference between the two? This question was recently posed in Mr. Lamont’s World and the West class, and only a handful of students … Read More
Stay on the AP Road
May is fast approaching, and this means one thing for over-achieving Grotonians: AP Week. Dread mixed with a sprinkle of anxiety and a dash of nervous anticipation slowly fills our veins until the exams are the only thing we can … Read More
St. Petersburg Quartet
On Thursday, April 10th, Groton School’s student body was fortunate to attend a live performance by the group as the all-school lecture. They showcased pieces by prolific composers such as Bach, Tchaikovsky, Mays, Shostakovich, and Borodin. Hailing from Russia, the … Read More
Hairspray: A Success!
Before spring break, the Groton Drama program put on one of the largest ever produced at Groton: Hairspray. This fun-filled musical received many standing ovations and great reviews from the students, and it was an overall success. The whole … Read More