Last week, Jonathan Geller ’20 was selected to be a member of the US National Physics Team. Every year, the American Institute of Physics (AIP) and the American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) sponsors a competition for high school students to represent the United States at the International Physics OlympiadRead More

With graduation only weeks away, sixth formers have begun to congregate at the Worthington Johnson Athletic Center (WJAC) each Tuesday night. On the Tartan court, Ms. Amy Foster, Ms. Alex Long, Mr. Georges Chahwan, and other faculty members have been helping sixth formers prepare for the dance competition at LastRead 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

Each year, the Adlai Stevenson, Class of 1918, Lecture, named after the two-time presidential candidate and former United States ambassador to the United Nations, brings to campus a guest speaker who shares Stevenson’s values and has made a major contribution to public life. “Learning about public service matters deeply becauseRead More

Pop Skate, or Adaptive Skate, is a program run by the Wallingford Parks and Recreation Department in which people with learning disabilities can skate, interact, and enjoy themselves at Choate’s Remsen Hockey Arena. This organization offers over 700 programs for youth and adults in Wallingford to experience. Choate encourages studentsRead More

After being revamped in February 2018 by Pinn Chirathivat ’19, Sophie Mars ’19, Tippa Chan ’19 and Carly Casazza ’19, the editors of the Humans of Choate Instagram account are prepared to pass down the club to a new group of individuals. An application is being put out to theRead More

On Tuesday, January 8, sixth formers were nowhere to be found around campus. They were gathered down at the Paul Mellon Arts Center for a  discussion on technology, managing your online profile, and how to avoid conflicts with your online presence, led by Ms. Sarah Gordon, Assistant Director of CommunicationsRead More