The Darlington Tigers took a drive that was a little over an hour to battle Whitefield Academy in the Class A Division I state semifinals. Now they get to take a drive of about 10 minutes to play for a state championship next Saturday.
Darlington School honored outstanding faculty and staff members at the annual Brown Faculty Appreciation Dinner, hosted by the Board of Trustees on Thursday, May 2.
State tournament berths were on the line on Wednesday as local teams gathered at Meadow Lakes in Cedartown for the Area 3-A Division I Tournament, and the Darlington girls and boys put together stellar rounds to highlight the action.
E.L. Wright Awards were presented to the following students with the highest GPA in each course during an awards ceremony on Thursday, May 2 in Morris Chapel.
The Darlington Tigers are marching on into the Class A Division I state semifinals after they continued their dominant run through the postseason with a 4-0 win at Temple on Monday in the quarterfinals.
Outstanding athletes in baseball, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis and track and field were recognized at the Spring Sports Assembly on Monday, April 29, in Morris Chapel.
Commencement Weekend speakers will include Heather Shores, Upper School history teacher, at Baccalaureate and Gordon Smith ('71), incoming chairman of the Board of Trustees and retired executive director and chief operating officer of the United States Tennis Association, at Commencement.
The Darlington Tigers have their sights set on the goal of a state championship, but a team has to take one step at a time in the postseason to make that happen.
Fourteen members of the varsity baseball team have earned All-Region honors. Assistant coach Chad Woods was named Assistant Coach of the Year, senior Talan Shirey was named Offensive Player of the Year and freshman Thomas Hargett was named Freshman Player of the Year.
Eighth-grade students Lane Brasington, Ivey Dunn, Kylan Ferrell and Ari Waters were recognized as Darlington's Terrific Kids by the Rome Rotary Club at their April meeting. They were chosen for their outstanding behavior and success in class.
The Darlington Tigers took a drive that was a little over an hour to battle Whitefield Academy in the Class A Division I state semifinals. Now they get to take a drive of about 10 minutes to play for a state championship next Saturday.
Darlington School honored outstanding faculty and staff members at the annual Brown Faculty Appreciation Dinner, hosted by the Board of Trustees on Thursday, May 2.
State tournament berths were on the line on Wednesday as local teams gathered at Meadow Lakes in Cedartown for the Area 3-A Division I Tournament, and the Darlington girls and boys put together stellar rounds to highlight the action.
E.L. Wright Awards were presented to the following students with the highest GPA in each course during an awards ceremony on Thursday, May 2 in Morris Chapel.
The Darlington Tigers are marching on into the Class A Division I state semifinals after they continued their dominant run through the postseason with a 4-0 win at Temple on Monday in the quarterfinals.
Outstanding athletes in baseball, golf, lacrosse, soccer, tennis and track and field were recognized at the Spring Sports Assembly on Monday, April 29, in Morris Chapel.
Commencement Weekend speakers will include Heather Shores, Upper School history teacher, at Baccalaureate and Gordon Smith ('71), incoming chairman of the Board of Trustees and retired executive director and chief operating officer of the United States Tennis Association, at Commencement.
The Darlington Tigers have their sights set on the goal of a state championship, but a team has to take one step at a time in the postseason to make that happen.
Fourteen members of the varsity baseball team have earned All-Region honors. Assistant coach Chad Woods was named Assistant Coach of the Year, senior Talan Shirey was named Offensive Player of the Year and freshman Thomas Hargett was named Freshman Player of the Year.
Eighth-grade students Lane Brasington, Ivey Dunn, Kylan Ferrell and Ari Waters were recognized as Darlington's Terrific Kids by the Rome Rotary Club at their April meeting. They were chosen for their outstanding behavior and success in class.
