Darlington students in grades 3-12 participated in Darlington's 6th 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. The competition once again was held virtually.
The Darlington Connects program continues to engage with our community by highlighting the accomplishments of our community through social media, blogs, and podcasts. We are excited to introduce our “Way to Go, Tiger!” series, and we encourage you to follow along and share your own accomplishments with us.
I am writing to provide some updates to our COVID-related policies as we begin to prepare forour students' return to school on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2022.
Every day, I become more and more convinced that our society will ask for a different level of leadership and engagement from our children as they move into adulthood. The Darlington School Leadership Institute (DSLI) is a new program that will engage all of our students in grades 7 through 12 in the principles of individual leadership development so they are well prepared to be confident contributors to our world needs.
It is with sadness, and also a grateful heart, that we share news of the passing of Darlington School Life Trustee Harold Storey. Harold lived a remarkable life and truly got the most of his 99 years on earth. Like so many others, Darlington was fortunate that he shared his wisdom, candor, humor, kindness and vision with us.
The Inkslinger literary magazine received a superior rating and earned All-Georgia Honors from the Georgia Scholastic Press Association at UGA for the 2021 Inkslinger "A Different Frame of Mind."
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today we hear from Tiffany (Payne) Horton ('02). The company she works for, High Voltage Prints, has just printed all the official T-shirts for World Series Championship-winning Atlanta Braves!
Can’t come to Purple Tie this Friday? Don’t worry, you can still bid on our silent auction online and win! The Purple Tie proceeds go to support goes to support all of our Darlington parent booster clubs.
During the month of October, "Alexander Hamilton: Immigrant, Patriot, Visionary," a traveling museum exhibit, was on display in the McCallie-Kennedy library courtesy of the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History.
The Purple Tie Volunteer Team is planning a Purple Tie Tiger Tailgate on Friday Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the Huffman Athletic Center. Be sure to get your tickets!
Technology in the classroom is often discussed around the fields of math and science. The humanities often get lost in this conversation of technology integration, but using technology in humanities classrooms, especially a history classroom, is essential to making historical information accessible and engaging, and allowing students to see concepts visually and spatially.
My senior ventures project investigates how the environment, Covid-19, and other factors affect mental illnesses in girls and what their brains look like when affected.
At this time, Darlington is returning to our start of the school year policies in regards to face coverings. All students and faculty/staff, Pre-K to 12, must bring a face covering to school. There will be significant opportunities for students to be mask-free during the school day if they so choose. At the same time, we will continue to fully support the adults and students in our school community who choose to wear a mask and strongly encourage mask wearing for anyone whose immune system may be compromised.
Curriculum Connections | Clara Graham,October 14, 2021
For my Senior Ventures project, I am working with and helping special needs children. Last February through May, I helped with a special needs dance class and fell in love with it, and I quickly found out it was something I was passionate about.
For my Senior Ventures project, I will be raising awareness for the benefits of adopting older and adult dogs as well as helping the older and adult dogs at Hootie's Haven Animal Rescue get adopted. Additionally, I will research to find the answer to the question "What makes one dog more appealing than another?"
Darlington students in grades 3-12 participated in Darlington's 6th 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. The competition once again was held virtually.
The Darlington Connects program continues to engage with our community by highlighting the accomplishments of our community through social media, blogs, and podcasts. We are excited to introduce our “Way to Go, Tiger!” series, and we encourage you to follow along and share your own accomplishments with us.
I am writing to provide some updates to our COVID-related policies as we begin to prepare forour students' return to school on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 2022.
Every day, I become more and more convinced that our society will ask for a different level of leadership and engagement from our children as they move into adulthood. The Darlington School Leadership Institute (DSLI) is a new program that will engage all of our students in grades 7 through 12 in the principles of individual leadership development so they are well prepared to be confident contributors to our world needs.
It is with sadness, and also a grateful heart, that we share news of the passing of Darlington School Life Trustee Harold Storey. Harold lived a remarkable life and truly got the most of his 99 years on earth. Like so many others, Darlington was fortunate that he shared his wisdom, candor, humor, kindness and vision with us.
The Inkslinger literary magazine received a superior rating and earned All-Georgia Honors from the Georgia Scholastic Press Association at UGA for the 2021 Inkslinger "A Different Frame of Mind."
We're excited to connect with our alumni through our Darlington Connects series. Today we hear from Tiffany (Payne) Horton ('02). The company she works for, High Voltage Prints, has just printed all the official T-shirts for World Series Championship-winning Atlanta Braves!
Can’t come to Purple Tie this Friday? Don’t worry, you can still bid on our silent auction online and win! The Purple Tie proceeds go to support goes to support all of our Darlington parent booster clubs.
During the month of October, "Alexander Hamilton: Immigrant, Patriot, Visionary," a traveling museum exhibit, was on display in the McCallie-Kennedy library courtesy of the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History.
The Purple Tie Volunteer Team is planning a Purple Tie Tiger Tailgate on Friday Nov. 12 at 6:30 p.m. in the Huffman Athletic Center. Be sure to get your tickets!
Technology in the classroom is often discussed around the fields of math and science. The humanities often get lost in this conversation of technology integration, but using technology in humanities classrooms, especially a history classroom, is essential to making historical information accessible and engaging, and allowing students to see concepts visually and spatially.
My senior ventures project investigates how the environment, Covid-19, and other factors affect mental illnesses in girls and what their brains look like when affected.
At this time, Darlington is returning to our start of the school year policies in regards to face coverings. All students and faculty/staff, Pre-K to 12, must bring a face covering to school. There will be significant opportunities for students to be mask-free during the school day if they so choose. At the same time, we will continue to fully support the adults and students in our school community who choose to wear a mask and strongly encourage mask wearing for anyone whose immune system may be compromised.
Curriculum Connections | Clara Graham,October 14, 2021
For my Senior Ventures project, I am working with and helping special needs children. Last February through May, I helped with a special needs dance class and fell in love with it, and I quickly found out it was something I was passionate about.
For my Senior Ventures project, I will be raising awareness for the benefits of adopting older and adult dogs as well as helping the older and adult dogs at Hootie's Haven Animal Rescue get adopted. Additionally, I will research to find the answer to the question "What makes one dog more appealing than another?"
