Leading a double life may seem exclusive to spy movies, secret agents, and superhero comics. Unknown to many, the Choate community is home to multi-talented individuals who lead double lives at the health center and on the athletic teams. Dr. Miriam Cohen Before coming to Choate, Dr. Miriam Cohen wasRead More
On February 12, 2023, Choate Ice Hockey held its first sled hockey fundraiser game in over three years against the Gaylord Adaptive Sports Program. The event was organized by Girls’ Varsity Ice Hockey captains Cadence Secreto ’23 and Sophia Rodham ’23. Choate competed against Wolfpack, the Gaylord Sports Association’s sledRead More
Photo courtesy of Toffy Prakittiphoom ’24/The Choate News As the winter season is in full force, a dedicated group of runners rise to the challenges that come with the shortened days and harsher weather conditions. Despite the unique obstacles that nature presents, many student-athletes at Choate are taking on winterRead More
Led by dancer Mr. Leonardo Sandoval and musician Mr. Gregory Richardson, Music from the Sole is based in New York City and presents original Afro-Brazilian music and dance to a wide range of audiences. At Choate, they performed I Didn’t Come to Stay, a work featuring eight dancers and aRead More
Graphic by Katherine Chong ’25/The Choate News What are you most looking forward to this Spring? “I enjoy eating ice cream, so I am most looking forward to the ice cream that we could enjoy eating in warm weather.” —Kara Wang ’24 “I am mostly looking forward to the amount of timeRead More
On Friday, January 21, Makhi Ettienne-Modeste was sworn in as the 2022 Connecticut Kid Governor. Created in 2015 by Mr. Brian Cofrancesco, a member of the Connecticut Democracy Center, the Connecticut Kids Student Governor program is an annual program that provides civics education about the state government, elections, and votingRead More
On November 24, a new variant of Covid-19 — Omicron — was reported to the World Health Organization (WHO). First detected in specimens collected on November 11 in Botswana, the WHO classified the variant as a Variant of Concern (VOC) on November 26. On December 10, the Connecticut Department ofRead More
On Main Street Mr. D’s: Mr. D’s, located just a five minute walk from campus, is high on the list of campus favorites. Michael DiCostanzo ’23 said, “As a returning student who hadn’t ever gone to Mr. D’s until this year, my first thought upon walking inside was my realizationRead More
