During her time as Head of the Art Department, Remy Steevensz organized the first ArtsFest which started in the spring of 2017 as a celebration of visual and performing arts where both faculty and students can demonstrate their talents, participate in workshops, and try new activities they may not have been exposed to otherwise. She would not get to see the first ArtsFest come to fruition. Remy passed away suddenly in April of 2017 after over 10 years of loving Tilton School.

As the Tilton School community continues to work through our virtual learning experience, some days I find myself in a routine that seems almost exactly as if nothing has changed. Other days, I’m struck by the fact that my world has completely turned upside down. 

The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged and shaped our world in ways that we never expected, leaving many of us feeling that we have little control over our lives.In these times of uncertainty, let’s turn to self-compassion.

In this post, Angela Keef, Director of Center for Academic Achievement (CAA) at Tilton School, discusses five researched based study tips to enhance academic performance

Welcome to Independent Thinking, where we tackle big questions about how to best help adolescents navigate their high school years, unlock their potential, and prepare for an ever-changing (and ever-challenging) world.

When I started my journey into teaching last fall, I decided the atmosphere of my classroom was going to be one that allowed students to feel like they could sit back, relax, learn, and on the occasion, lead and teach. So, the challenge became creating that same feeling while having students scattered around the world.

The Tilton School National Honor Society (NHS) Faculty Council are pleased to announce 20 newly selected 2019-2020 members of the school’s chapter of the NHS. 

Up to this point, we haven’t lived in a world where sports couldn’t be played.  When I think about Tilton School athletics, I am missing not only the competition on a game day, but the sense of community that sports at our school brings.

Now in the fourth week of virtual learning, Tilton School is not only dealing with changes in the present but also considering what modifications may be necessary for the future.

For the past two weeks, my Tilton School psychology class has been studying motivation. Our summative project is to create a motivational playlist.