Congratulations to the FY 2022 Second Head Committee
The Senior Class has successfully completed their portion of the Class of 2022 Senior Family Challenge.
The Senior Class has successfully completed their portion of the Class of 2022 Senior Family Challenge.
Congratulations to the Miss Porter’s Division 1 Athletes who signed their National Letter of Intent on November 10, 2021! Molly Andrews ’22 – Soccer – Quinnipiac University Maggie Coyne ’22 – Crew – Villanova Callie Gray ’22 – Swimming – Fairfield University
Miss Porter’s School will name its new student center in honor of Glenda Newell-Harris, M.D., a distinguished Ancient (alumna) who was the first Black student to attend the school, Head of School Katherine G. Windsor, Ed.D. announced
Miss Porter’s School is thrilled to welcome new faculty to Farmington.
Congratulations Natalie Godoy ’21 on being a recipient of the All New England Soccer award.
We are offering limited, in-person, outdoor-only tours of campus! Tours will be held on weekdays from January 4 through February 13.
As we continue to weather the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and racism in America, we have witnessed increasing tensions nationwide. Some might be shocked by the events, while others are not at all surprised by yet another manifestation of white supremacy. Today’s events in the nation’s capital are an expected and anticipated outcome of this pervasive, inflammatory, divisive rhetoric and a failure to act.
Enjoy performances by our Dance Workshop and Chorus students.
As we start the final countdown to 2021, we invite you to invest in the students of Miss Porter’s by making a gift to the Annual Fund. In 2020, the costs of creating a dynamic, safe and joyful in-person learning experience were extraordinary and frankly, we need your help to ensure that the rest of the academic year can be as successful as the fall has been.
The Miss Porter’s School community is excited to introduce our newest Ph.D.! Dr. Ayers earned a Ph.D. in Sociology, with a focus in feminist U.S. history and women’s social movements, from Virginia Tech.