The country of Canada is known as the birthplace of ice hockey and is home to many talented athletes who conquer on the ice. It’s also the birthplace of Eric Beckett ‘19, a three-year senior, promising athlete and student leader at Tilton School.

Tilton School teachers are dedicated to helping students build their own skill set from the daily practice of five essential skills and habits. Through this practice, students are navigated to lead change and make a difference in the world around them.

Tilton School’s Summer, 2019 summer reading and writing project turns our attention back to New Hampshire with Wayne King’s 2017 novel Sacred Trust.

Another momentous Alumni Weekend took place on the Hill June 7-9. Former RAMS from near and far returned to their old stomping groups for a weekend full of laughter and memories.

Anika Tullos ‘19 loves rocks. She always has. It’s a passion that has been brewing inside her (literally) since she was a young girl. An Independent Learning Experience allowed her to explore it further.

Looking for a summer getaway for you or your child? New Hampshire is the place. Here’s why...

Friday, May 24th began the transition of the class of 2019 from high school seniors to graduates. Along with this comes many long standing traditions at Tilton School. Read on for a wrap up of graduation weekend, and follow the fun in photos.

Last night we recognized all of our student-athletes for their dedication and hard-work this spring season, with special congratulations to those who were commended for their exceptional athleticism and leadership.

On Friday, May 17th, Tilton School celebrated its 155th Prize Night. This tradition began in 1864.