With less than one month to go before graduation, many seniors are reminiscing about their time at Choate. For some, the high school experience has been just as expected, with sufficient time to hang out with friends, make memories in the dorm, and, of course, log all those countless hoursRead More

Heading into Saturday’s game against rival Deerfield, Girls’ Varsity Softball looked to maintain its five-game winning streak. A night of downpour created a muddy field, but the conditions did not stop the both teams from giving their best. Since Saturday’s game was the only game scheduled this season between ChoateRead More

Last week, I had the opportunity to talk with faculty member Mr. Michael Velez ’00. On campus, Mr. Velez can be found teaching history, working as a third form dean, and coaching Boys’ Varsity Football, Hockey, and Lacrosse. As a former Choate student who graduated in the Class of 2000,Read More

Most of us have a cherished item — something that means more to us than its face value. Many people choose to take this love a step further and start a collection of these items, whether for monetary value or sentimental connection. The most common collections are of stamps, coins,Read More

Arts Concentration, one of Choate’s Signature Academic Programs, allows students to pursue their artistic passions. The program offers a variety of disciplines — visual, music, theater, and dance — into which students can delve. Each division of Arts Concentration has its own set of academic and community expectations. For instance,Read More

This year, Choate’s robotics team, the Wired Boars, competed in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) as a rookie team. The Wired Boars attended the FRC New England District tournament at Worcester Polytechnic Institution with confidence due to their recent outstanding performance at the New England Regional Tournament, which was heldRead More

On April 15, Choate’s Worthington Johnson Athletic Center hosted more than 150 colleges and universities for the 2019 Spring College Fair. From 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., Choate students were able to interact and speak with representatives from schools across the country and abroad. The fair was the second of theRead More

Last Monday, April 15, the world watched helplessly as Notre-Dame, Paris’s beloved 800-year-old Gothic cathedral, burned. The devastating fire, which firefighters fought for twelve hours, resulted in the loss of the church’s 300-foot spire, portions of its medieval roof, and a countless number of its relics. The church’s stone exteriorRead More

This year’s spring musical, Rent, marks a dramatic change for Choate’s theater program. The former Broadway musical, written in 1996 by Jonathan Larson, follows the lives of eight New Yorkers as they face the growing AIDS crisis. The show, often called a “rock opera,” diverges from past Choate productions inRead More