The Statue of Liberty, the United Nations, the 9/11 Memorial, hit Broadway musicals, and—of course—New York-style pizza . . . these are just a few highlights from our seventh graders’ weeklong immersion in the vibrant historic, artistic, and multicultural melting pot that is New York City.
“We had been ...
This weekend’s first-ever BioBlitz on the School campus promises to be an exciting community event, with myriad opportunities for scientific exploration and discovery as well as fun and games (and treats).
Upper School science teacher Lynne Scott (C’01), who has participated in several BioBlitzes in the St. Louis region, ...
As part of a periodic reaccreditation process, Principia School hosted an 11-member visiting team of expert educators for four days in mid-April. Representing ISACS (the Independent Schools Association of the Central States), the team included teachers, counselors, and heads of school, as well as staff members in business, alumni, and ...
Big, the Musical, this year’s Upper School Spring Production, is a high-energy, family-friendly comedy that focuses on a few weeks in the life of Josh Baskin, an awkward teenager who wishes he were older. And cooler. And more confident.
In a role made famous by Hollywood mega-star Tom ...
Even after several visits to the Holy Land, Upper School Bible studies teacher Evan MacDonald (US’94, C’06) says, “There’s always something new to learn with every trip and group.” MacDonald recently returned from a trip to Israel with 20 students who are enrolled in the Bible 2 class. One of ...
Hear from students and parents about the many benefits of boarding at Principia School.
This year marks Principia’s third annual Global Days of Service! Throughout April, hundreds of Principia alumni and friends from around the world will volunteer in their communities—from cleaning up parks to stocking food pantries, from serving in animal shelters to hosting clothing drives.
It’s not too late to join ...
Senior Cameron Bania became the second girls’ varsity player this year to reach the 1,000-point milestone. And she did it in nail-biting fashion—reaching the score in the final two minutes of the Panthers’ final game of the season and the final game of her high school basketball career! With 1:27 ...
Parents everywhere appreciate seeing evidence of their children’s learning through the artwork, essays, or completed projects they bring home. But a single finished product doesn’t fully capture the journey of inquiry, discussion, and critical thinking that leads a student to newfound understanding.
Thanks to Lower School’s emphasis on student-led ...
