The weather may not be spring-like yet, but the performing arts are already in full bloom this semester, with School students earning recognition in music, singing, and theatre competitions.
Instrumental and Vocal Accolades
On the very first (and very cold!) Saturday of February, all corners of the ...
Middle School students returned from winter break to their first-ever Theatre Week. They did everything —sets, costumes, audio, and, of course, singing, dancing, and acting. Hear what they thought about taking Mulan Jr. from script to stage in a week.
Just as his web address and Twitter handle indicate, St. Louis native John O’Leary most definitely inspires!
Addressing Upper and Middle School students and Principia community members during the first week of the semester, O’Leary shared a message of courage, faith, good old-fashioned grit . . . and the ...
Picture-postcard views, moose and mule-deer sightings, and the opportunity to learn alongside instructors from the renowned Teton Science Schools were highlights for the Upper School students who’ve just returned to campus after the Field and Natural History class’s annual study trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
But this full week ...
Senior Kate Hinds achieved two basketball milestones this past week—scoring her 1,000th career point and achieving a personal best of 26 points during a game.
In last Thursday’s game against Crossroads College Preparatory, which the Panthers won by a wide margin, Kate scored 16 points in the first four ...
“[F]rom infancy,” wrote Principia founder Mary Kimball Morgan, “children should be taught obedience to Principle, forgetfulness of self, patience, endurance, courage in the right, self-control, and faith in God” ( Education at The Principia , p. 23).
And that’s exactly what happens daily at Principia School’s Early Learning Center ...
Principia’s many generous alumni and friends set a record on Giving Tuesday! Gifts are still being tallied, but so far we’ve received 1,100 donations totaling $315,000. Get a peek here at the opportunities and accomplishments that Principia donors make possible.
When you check your newsfeed, turn on the television, or open a newspaper these days, do you wonder whether you're getting real or "fake" news? You’re not alone! “Based on a barrage of questions over the last couple of months, the Principia Parents Association (PPA) and School administration felt it ...
While designing and building parachutes and rockets (seventh grade) and soapbox cars (eighth grade), Middle School students have, quite literally, accelerated their understanding of the laws of physics. No longer vague terms, aerodynamics , acceleration , friction , traction , mass , and motion are now tools the students can ...
The boys’ varsity basketball team is demonstrating a spirit of service along with strong athletic skills as Principia hosts the inaugural Honor Flight Tournament among eight area schools. This competition supports Greater St. Louis Honor Flight , a nonprofit that periodically flies veterans to Washington, DC, for an all-day trip ...
