Outstanding athletes in varsity cheerleading, cross country, football, softball and volleyball were recognized at the Fall Sports Assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 29, in Morris Chapel.
Darlington alumni Thomas G. Cousins ('48), John Izard Jr. ('77), and Larry K. Williams Jr. ('82) and current Darlington trustee Gretchen Corbin were recently named to Georgia Trend's 2022 list of 500 Most Influential Leaders.
Darlington alumna Leah Mayo ('11, LD '22), an assistant attorney with the Rome District Attorney's Office, is this year's Outstanding Young Alumna of Presbyterian College.
As Darlington kicks off its Alumni Weekend celebration today, the Alumni Office is pleased to announce that Larry C. Williams ('67) is the recipient of the 2022 Distinguished Alumnus Award.
In honor of their 50th reunion, Darlington and Thornwood’s Classes of 1972 have raised more than $600,000 to establish the Lakeside Scholarship. Recipients of this scholarship will be encouraged to interact with members of the class, build connections with each other, and become alumni leaders in the spirit of the Class of 1972.
Darlington's fine arts department and The Darlington Players will present "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten" Oct. 21-23 in the Zelle Black Box Theatre. Showtimes are 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Dwight Hutchins (‘82) attended three different schools in one year as local public schools struggled to comply with the order to desegregate. Meanwhile, one year earlier, Darlington had already enrolled its first black students – one of the first private schools in the South to do so.
In a world that is constantly demanding more from its leaders, Head of School Brent Bell saw a need for more comprehensive leadership education at Darlington. In partnership with the University of Georgia’s J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development, this idea became a reality last spring.
SAT scores for students at Darlington School were above the local, state and national averages, according to data released by The College Board. Darlington posted a total mean score of 1196, 144 points higher than the state average of 1052, 188 points higher than the national average of 1028, and 110 points higher than the next best reported average score in the area.
Outstanding athletes in varsity cheerleading, cross country, football, softball and volleyball were recognized at the Fall Sports Assembly on Tuesday, Nov. 29, in Morris Chapel.
Darlington alumni Thomas G. Cousins ('48), John Izard Jr. ('77), and Larry K. Williams Jr. ('82) and current Darlington trustee Gretchen Corbin were recently named to Georgia Trend's 2022 list of 500 Most Influential Leaders.
Darlington alumna Leah Mayo ('11, LD '22), an assistant attorney with the Rome District Attorney's Office, is this year's Outstanding Young Alumna of Presbyterian College.
As Darlington kicks off its Alumni Weekend celebration today, the Alumni Office is pleased to announce that Larry C. Williams ('67) is the recipient of the 2022 Distinguished Alumnus Award.
In honor of their 50th reunion, Darlington and Thornwood’s Classes of 1972 have raised more than $600,000 to establish the Lakeside Scholarship. Recipients of this scholarship will be encouraged to interact with members of the class, build connections with each other, and become alumni leaders in the spirit of the Class of 1972.
Darlington's fine arts department and The Darlington Players will present "All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten" Oct. 21-23 in the Zelle Black Box Theatre. Showtimes are 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Dwight Hutchins (‘82) attended three different schools in one year as local public schools struggled to comply with the order to desegregate. Meanwhile, one year earlier, Darlington had already enrolled its first black students – one of the first private schools in the South to do so.
In a world that is constantly demanding more from its leaders, Head of School Brent Bell saw a need for more comprehensive leadership education at Darlington. In partnership with the University of Georgia’s J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development, this idea became a reality last spring.
SAT scores for students at Darlington School were above the local, state and national averages, according to data released by The College Board. Darlington posted a total mean score of 1196, 144 points higher than the state average of 1052, 188 points higher than the national average of 1028, and 110 points higher than the next best reported average score in the area.
