As part of Tilton's personalized, student driven approach to learning Grade Level Programming (GLP) bring teams of teachers and students together to solve problems, think deeply, and work together to navigate their world with character and vision. Each grade level culminates with a significant performance moment in which students demonstrate in authentic ways the skills and knowledge that they have mastered during the course of the year

With the digital world currently being used for cyberbullying and other high risk behaviors amongst teens, usage is a necessary conversation that should be discussed in high schools everywhere.

Over the past month, Tilton School has welcomed over 200 students to the Hill with a staggered, highly cautious approach. As is expected, opening days and orientation looked very different this year.

Although this 2020-2021 academic year is different than any we have experienced before, there are still many ways to enjoy our time on campus. Our Student Life team has been organizing socially distant, mostly outdoor activities that will continue throughout the fall.

As a new year, and a unique one at that, starts up again here at Tilton School, we are all searching for ways to stay connected.

We have many protocols in place to keep our community safe and healthy during the gradual repopulation of Tilton's campus, but there are extra precautions you can take while moving to make it both easier and safer for all!  

Tilton School faculty and staff is composed of top-notch individuals who not only bring a wealth of knowledge in their chosen field, but a vast array of talents and expertise.

This story was originally published in the winter 2018 edition of 1845: The Magazine of Tilton School. 

One of the most celebrated and valued aspects of a student’s Tilton experience is the quality of relationships between students and faculty. This is highlighted by the advisor-advisee experience. 

In 2019, Rosabelle (Rosie) Fergus '20 and two friends created the Tilton School Black Student Union (BSU) to bring together Tilton's Black community. Even though the school year was cut short, the BSU immediately became a beacon of unity and education on campus. Here is a glimpse into Rosabelle's story.