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Tucked away in the archives of Holderness School history are moments that feel almost frozen in time.

Each week, we recognize our student-athletes for their athletic accomplishments. This month, we recognize three athletes.

April is National Poetry Month, and we can think of no better way to celebrate than by asking the people who live and breathe literature every day to share the poems they love most.

Holderness welcomed adventure athlete, professional skier, public speaker, resilience specialist, and Training and Education Manager for New England Disabled Sports, Geoff Krill, to campus, where he spoke about resilience in the face of challenge.

A teacher who believed in you. A coach who gave you a second chance. A moment in a hallway that changed everything. Speaker Edward DeShazer reminded Holderness faculty this spring at an in-service day that the smallest choices can have the biggest impact.

Easter has a way of surprising us. In the midst of busy days and changing seasons, we’re reminded of Mary at the empty tomb—arriving in grief, only to be met with hope when she hears her name.

Each week, we recognize our student-athletes for their athletic accomplishments. This month, we recognize five athletes.

Director of College Counseling Kelsey Berry sat down with Ben Neely, Chief Academic Innovation Officer at Revolution Prep to discuss standardized testing. The SAT has gone digital and adaptive. The ACT is evolving. Colleges are split on testing policies. Families are left wondering: When should we start? Does this still matter? And is it worth the investment?