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It’s been a year filled with academic progress, athletics triumphs, character growth, and great fun at the School. Enjoy a few highlights!

Hear from students and parents about the many benefits of boarding at Principia School.

Students are thriving in Principia’s five-year engineering program, offered in conjunction with the University of North Dakota. Get a peek at their hands-on projects, engagement with faculty, and benefits reaped from studying in a liberal arts environment.

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.

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.

Students and faculty are thoroughly enjoying their first semester in the fully renovated Voney Art Center, with its bright, spacious studio spaces and spectacular views of the Mississippi River. (Read about the opening exhibition .)

Renovated, student-centered spaces are infusing new energy and opportunities for collaboration into student leadership and performing arts activities at Principia School.

From web-design services to water-bottle sleeves to a restaurant deal finder, student-run enterprises are flourishing! Check out our budding business owners' recent “Shark Tank” experience.

Students had a productive summer working as interns in a variety of professions from coast to coast and around the world. Hear from two interns about what they learned.

Yes, it was “#TotalityAwesome!”—as the T-shirts sported by the dozens of volunteers on campus said.

And we’re not just talking about the Great Solar Eclipse—which was spectacular! We’re also talking about the enveloping sense of shared enthusiasm and joy that drew more than 2,000 people to the School campus ...