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.

Here are some things you can do to prepare yourself for boarding school, whether it’s your first year or you’re coming back for more!

Throughout April and May, Tilton School featured alumni working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here is a compilation of those we featured. 

On Wednesday, June 24th, Tilton School held the first of many virtual discussions surrounding race, equality, and inclusion. This first virtual conversation was called The Meaning of the Movement: a look back, a look forward, and how to support.

This summer, Tilton School evolved the summer read into an all-school Summer Learning Experience. Students and faculty may select from a list of books, movies, podcasts, journal articles, and other forms of media related to the student-generated theme Risk It For RamNation.

Today we use philanthropy to describe acts of generosity, whether they be “gifts of wealth, wisdom or work.” All of these types of support are crucial to the mission and sustainability of thousands of non-profits around the world that work for the betterment of society.