We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Kent Barber ‘(03, LD ’15), founder of private equity and consulting company, Day Break Investors.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Charlie Williams (’82), a loyal Darlington Fund supporter, class agent, volunteer, and parent of three Darlington graduates - Kelsey Ann (’12), Chas (’14), and Dawson (’20).
Learn more about Claire Matherne's Senior Ventures project focusing on becoming a bee-keeper and developing a sustainable bee keeping program at Darlington.
We’re excited to highlight the Young Alumni Council through a series of Darlington Connects blogs written by members of the Alumni Council. Today, Leah Mayo (’11, LD '22) shares a spotlight on Austin Spooner (’12).
For the third time in four years, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) has named Darlington's Inkslinger literary magazine a Crown Finalist.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Langdon Cheves ('60, LD '12), a loyal Darlington Fund supporter and member of the J. Daniel Hanks Sr. ’27 Heritage Society.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Beth (Hackett) Pride ('87), who recently completed an amazing year-long project and published a book about it called “The Common Wealth of Kentucky Project.”
Darlington students in grades 3-12 participated in Darlington's 7th Annual Technology Competition, showcasing a wide variety of projects that highlighted their skills in animation, 3D modeling, project programming, video production, digital photography and everything in between. Congratulations to this year's winners!
Learn more about "muscle cars" in this video focusing on the Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville, Ga. This video was produced as part of George Shropshire's Senior Ventures Project.
Learn more about Kam Fountain's Senior Ventures project, which involves creating short, animated videos focusing on different topics associated with mental health.
Dr. Bridgette Dingle-Johnson and JJ Johnson, parents of Katherine ('35), share why they support The Darlington Fund through the Parents for Purple campaign.
This year’s Parents for Purple campaign for The Darlington Fund will run until Nov. 11. Learn more about some of our Boarding Parent representatives, Mary and John Quandt, whose son is a senior and three-year boarding student.
This year’s Parents for Purple campaign for The Darlington Fund will run until Nov. 11. Learn more about our New Parent representatives, alumni Beth and Skye Wellesley ('00 '00, LD '14), who moved back to Rome to send their children to Darlington!
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Kent Barber ‘(03, LD ’15), founder of private equity and consulting company, Day Break Investors.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Charlie Williams (’82), a loyal Darlington Fund supporter, class agent, volunteer, and parent of three Darlington graduates - Kelsey Ann (’12), Chas (’14), and Dawson (’20).
Learn more about Claire Matherne's Senior Ventures project focusing on becoming a bee-keeper and developing a sustainable bee keeping program at Darlington.
We’re excited to highlight the Young Alumni Council through a series of Darlington Connects blogs written by members of the Alumni Council. Today, Leah Mayo (’11, LD '22) shares a spotlight on Austin Spooner (’12).
For the third time in four years, the Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) has named Darlington's Inkslinger literary magazine a Crown Finalist.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Langdon Cheves ('60, LD '12), a loyal Darlington Fund supporter and member of the J. Daniel Hanks Sr. ’27 Heritage Society.
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today, we hear from Beth (Hackett) Pride ('87), who recently completed an amazing year-long project and published a book about it called “The Common Wealth of Kentucky Project.”
Darlington students in grades 3-12 participated in Darlington's 7th Annual Technology Competition, showcasing a wide variety of projects that highlighted their skills in animation, 3D modeling, project programming, video production, digital photography and everything in between. Congratulations to this year's winners!
Learn more about "muscle cars" in this video focusing on the Savoy Automobile Museum in Cartersville, Ga. This video was produced as part of George Shropshire's Senior Ventures Project.
Learn more about Kam Fountain's Senior Ventures project, which involves creating short, animated videos focusing on different topics associated with mental health.
Dr. Bridgette Dingle-Johnson and JJ Johnson, parents of Katherine ('35), share why they support The Darlington Fund through the Parents for Purple campaign.
This year’s Parents for Purple campaign for The Darlington Fund will run until Nov. 11. Learn more about some of our Boarding Parent representatives, Mary and John Quandt, whose son is a senior and three-year boarding student.
This year’s Parents for Purple campaign for The Darlington Fund will run until Nov. 11. Learn more about our New Parent representatives, alumni Beth and Skye Wellesley ('00 '00, LD '14), who moved back to Rome to send their children to Darlington!
