Dear Reader,

I have a confession. Something weird happened this summer when I was working in Deerfield at a residential youth summer program...

First, credit where it’s due: Deerfield is beautiful. Their campus looks like a historical drama where the extras never sweat and every tree has been spawned. The blazers are pressed, the table manners immaculate...

As the school year settles in, Choate welcomes new educators to its classrooms, fields, and offices. In the second part of our new faculty...

Volunteering in over 30 projects across Connecticut, the Choate community celebrated its annual Community Service Day on October 10. From...

As campus fills with the scent of apple cider and the sound of music, Harvest Fest gives Choate students a chance to relax and destress from midterms...

Every Choate student is familiar with the honor code: “On my honor, I have neither given nor received unauthorized aid.” It is scrawled...

Singer-songwriter Taylor Swift has been on a victory lap since her billion-dollar-grossing Eras Tour and is recently engaged to football star Travis Kelce, all while shattering records with her newest album, The Life of a Showgirl (TLOAS). The album explores Swift’s relationship with fame and the criticism she has faced as a prominent celebrity while also celebrating her love story and enduring friendships.

Whether you’re a mathematician, scientist, or historian at heart, if you have a passion for music, you can perform at one of the School’s term-end recitals. These recitals offer students the opportunity to share their musical involvement in front of a supportive audience. However, the term-end recitals are more than just showcases. Art Center Operations Manager Mrs. Carol Jones said, “[The recitals] give students a stopping point, something that they’ve worked towards.” 

It’s Monday morning, and The Choate News has hit the Dining Hall tables. Over the course of the school day, the 1,300 copies of the paper will cover everywhere from Lanphier Cafe to Carr Hall. Mr. Blaze Garbatini, on behalf of the Valley Publishing Company, marks the start of the paper’s journey.