World Languages Department Head Cristy Baldwin was a presenter and attendee of the Fluency Matters Conference, put together by Wayside Publishing in Denver, Colo., in July.
I had the opportunity to attend the Southern Association for College Admission Counseling (SACAC) Summer Training Seminar in Asheville, N.C., in July. The purpose of the seminar is to give new college counselors an overview of the college application and acceptance process as well as a forum to discuss emerging topics in the college admissions process.
In this special series of Darlington Connects blogs, we are excited to share the inspiring stories and impactful work of those in our Darlington Community who embody Darlington’s mission of "Service Beyond Self." Today, we hear from class agent, Darlington staff member and parent of alumni Madge (Brown) Crawford (’84).
Upper School English teacher Keegan Hinsley blogs about his summer experience at the Willa Cather Teacher Institute, which was made possible thanks to a Thatcher Faculty Development Grant awarded through Darlington's professional development program for faculty and staff.
Technology is a tool used in Darlington's Upper School Library to promote literacy and show our students that there is no limit to what they can learn, and in turn, what they can achieve. As an Apple Distinguished School, Darlington offers advanced tools that empower students to lead and innovate in the digital age of literacy and education.
It is with a heavy heart that I share the news of the passing of Life Trustee, 2009 Distinguished Alumnus, and dedicated community member John Hine (’53) on Sept. 16. He was a true embodiment of Darlington's values, and his life was marked by exceptional leadership, selfless service, and an unwavering commitment to the betterment of our school and the greater Rome community.
This year, our Darlington Connects alumni series will focus on our amazing volunteers. Today, we hear from Kim Parnell ('98, LD '23) a former boarding student, current Class Agent, Leadership Darlington graduate, and new Alumni Council member. Kim currently lives in Rome and works as senior solutions specialist with Cvent.
At Darlington School, the integration of innovative technology allows students to explore and create music in ways that connect them to both the past and their own musical passions. As an Apple Distinguished School, Darlington offers advanced tools that empower students to lead and innovate in the digital age of music education.
At Darlington School, our libraries play an essential role in nurturing a lifelong love of reading, and this summer was no exception! Both the Pre-K to 8 and Upper School libraries hosted exciting reading initiatives, fostering a sense of community and engagement among our students and faculty while encouraging everyone to keep reading through the break.
As college application season approaches, the Young Alumni Council (YAC) has collaborated on a heartfelt video to share their insights and advice with our seniors at Darlington. In this video, members of the YAC reflect on their own college application experiences and offer valuable tips for navigating this exciting journey.
More than 145 colleges are registered to participate in Darlington's Annual College Fair for students in grades 9-12 on Monday, Sept. 9, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Johnson Field House. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your time at the event.
Mark your calendars for Oct. 18-20 because Darlington's Alumni Weekend is just around the corner! This time-honored annual tradition provides a wonderful chance for Darlington alumni to reconnect, share treasured memories, and enjoy new experiences with one another.
Kick off the year and celebrate “Darlington Favorite Things” at the Purple Tie Tiger Tailgate on Saturday, Aug. 17, at 6:30 p.m. in the Huffman Athletic Center.
Members of the Young Alumni Council are excited to highlight young alumni who embody the Darlington mission and motto through a series of Darlington Connects blogs. This month our featured young alumnus is Aisling (Fields) Walding ('18), assistant director of Sweet Grown Alabama. We hope you enjoy getting to know these young alums who have chosen to "learn with passion, act with integrity, and serve with respect."
World Languages Department Head Cristy Baldwin was a presenter and attendee of the Fluency Matters Conference, put together by Wayside Publishing in Denver, Colo., in July.
I had the opportunity to attend the Southern Association for College Admission Counseling (SACAC) Summer Training Seminar in Asheville, N.C., in July. The purpose of the seminar is to give new college counselors an overview of the college application and acceptance process as well as a forum to discuss emerging topics in the college admissions process.
In this special series of Darlington Connects blogs, we are excited to share the inspiring stories and impactful work of those in our Darlington Community who embody Darlington’s mission of "Service Beyond Self." Today, we hear from class agent, Darlington staff member and parent of alumni Madge (Brown) Crawford (’84).
Upper School English teacher Keegan Hinsley blogs about his summer experience at the Willa Cather Teacher Institute, which was made possible thanks to a Thatcher Faculty Development Grant awarded through Darlington's professional development program for faculty and staff.
Technology is a tool used in Darlington's Upper School Library to promote literacy and show our students that there is no limit to what they can learn, and in turn, what they can achieve. As an Apple Distinguished School, Darlington offers advanced tools that empower students to lead and innovate in the digital age of literacy and education.
It is with a heavy heart that I share the news of the passing of Life Trustee, 2009 Distinguished Alumnus, and dedicated community member John Hine (’53) on Sept. 16. He was a true embodiment of Darlington's values, and his life was marked by exceptional leadership, selfless service, and an unwavering commitment to the betterment of our school and the greater Rome community.
This year, our Darlington Connects alumni series will focus on our amazing volunteers. Today, we hear from Kim Parnell ('98, LD '23) a former boarding student, current Class Agent, Leadership Darlington graduate, and new Alumni Council member. Kim currently lives in Rome and works as senior solutions specialist with Cvent.
At Darlington School, the integration of innovative technology allows students to explore and create music in ways that connect them to both the past and their own musical passions. As an Apple Distinguished School, Darlington offers advanced tools that empower students to lead and innovate in the digital age of music education.
At Darlington School, our libraries play an essential role in nurturing a lifelong love of reading, and this summer was no exception! Both the Pre-K to 8 and Upper School libraries hosted exciting reading initiatives, fostering a sense of community and engagement among our students and faculty while encouraging everyone to keep reading through the break.
As college application season approaches, the Young Alumni Council (YAC) has collaborated on a heartfelt video to share their insights and advice with our seniors at Darlington. In this video, members of the YAC reflect on their own college application experiences and offer valuable tips for navigating this exciting journey.
More than 145 colleges are registered to participate in Darlington's Annual College Fair for students in grades 9-12 on Monday, Sept. 9, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Johnson Field House. Here are a few tips to help you make the most of your time at the event.
Mark your calendars for Oct. 18-20 because Darlington's Alumni Weekend is just around the corner! This time-honored annual tradition provides a wonderful chance for Darlington alumni to reconnect, share treasured memories, and enjoy new experiences with one another.
Kick off the year and celebrate “Darlington Favorite Things” at the Purple Tie Tiger Tailgate on Saturday, Aug. 17, at 6:30 p.m. in the Huffman Athletic Center.
Members of the Young Alumni Council are excited to highlight young alumni who embody the Darlington mission and motto through a series of Darlington Connects blogs. This month our featured young alumnus is Aisling (Fields) Walding ('18), assistant director of Sweet Grown Alabama. We hope you enjoy getting to know these young alums who have chosen to "learn with passion, act with integrity, and serve with respect."
