The varsity track and field teams competed at the GHSA A-3A Private School Sectional B meet on Saturday, May 2 at Greater Atlanta Christian School, where several athletes from each team qualified for state.
Lee Donahue is making strides to cross the finish line not only in his high school career but also on his Floyd County 4-H senior project, and there is still time for locals to participate by giving back to a slew of organizations in the area.
E.L. Wright Awards were presented to the students with the highest GPA in each course during an awards ceremony on Thursday, April 30, in Morris Chapel.
Third graders at Darlington School brought historical figures they learned about in the classroom to real life as part of the school’s 15th annual Third Grade Wax Museum event.
Outstanding athletes in baseball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis and track and field were recognized at the Spring Sports Assembly on Monday, April 27, in Morris Chapel.
Commencement Weekend speakers will include Head of School Brent Bell at Baccalaureate and attorney Chris Twyman, president of the State Bar of Georgia, at Commencement. Both have children in the Class of 2026.
The varsity track and field teams traveled to Wesleyan School to compete in the GHSA A-3A Private School Area 3 meet, where the boys placed first and the girls placed third, with several athletes from each team qualifying for sectionals.
Thirteen members of the junior class were awarded the Georgia Certificate of Merit to recognize their academic achievements and placement in the top ten percent of their class.
Seniors Gabrielle Culberson, Lee Donahue and Zach Kimani have been named Rome Noon Optimist Club Students of the Year. Culberson is the winner in the Life Hero category, Donahue is the winner in the Community Involvement category, and Kimani is the winner in the Well Rounded category.
Darlington's fine arts department and the Pre-K to 8 Division is proud to present "Dear Edwina JR." April 24-26 in the Zelle Black Box Theatre. This lively musical brings together students across divisions in a joyful celebration of performance and collaboration, featuring 36 cast members in grades 3–8, six Upper School crew members, and a production crew of Darlington faculty members.
The Darlington Community will come together on Friday, April 24, to honor and remember the lives of those affected by cancer at Light the Lake, hosted by the Servant Leadership Committee, led by seniors Zach Kimani and Hayes Parsa. This evening will will take place at the Lakeside from 7 to 10 p.m., with an Honor Walk at 8:30 p.m.
The varsity track and field teams competed at the GHSA A-3A Private School Sectional B meet on Saturday, May 2 at Greater Atlanta Christian School, where several athletes from each team qualified for state.
Lee Donahue is making strides to cross the finish line not only in his high school career but also on his Floyd County 4-H senior project, and there is still time for locals to participate by giving back to a slew of organizations in the area.
E.L. Wright Awards were presented to the students with the highest GPA in each course during an awards ceremony on Thursday, April 30, in Morris Chapel.
Third graders at Darlington School brought historical figures they learned about in the classroom to real life as part of the school’s 15th annual Third Grade Wax Museum event.
Outstanding athletes in baseball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis and track and field were recognized at the Spring Sports Assembly on Monday, April 27, in Morris Chapel.
Commencement Weekend speakers will include Head of School Brent Bell at Baccalaureate and attorney Chris Twyman, president of the State Bar of Georgia, at Commencement. Both have children in the Class of 2026.
The varsity track and field teams traveled to Wesleyan School to compete in the GHSA A-3A Private School Area 3 meet, where the boys placed first and the girls placed third, with several athletes from each team qualifying for sectionals.
Thirteen members of the junior class were awarded the Georgia Certificate of Merit to recognize their academic achievements and placement in the top ten percent of their class.
Seniors Gabrielle Culberson, Lee Donahue and Zach Kimani have been named Rome Noon Optimist Club Students of the Year. Culberson is the winner in the Life Hero category, Donahue is the winner in the Community Involvement category, and Kimani is the winner in the Well Rounded category.
Darlington's fine arts department and the Pre-K to 8 Division is proud to present "Dear Edwina JR." April 24-26 in the Zelle Black Box Theatre. This lively musical brings together students across divisions in a joyful celebration of performance and collaboration, featuring 36 cast members in grades 3–8, six Upper School crew members, and a production crew of Darlington faculty members.
The Darlington Community will come together on Friday, April 24, to honor and remember the lives of those affected by cancer at Light the Lake, hosted by the Servant Leadership Committee, led by seniors Zach Kimani and Hayes Parsa. This evening will will take place at the Lakeside from 7 to 10 p.m., with an Honor Walk at 8:30 p.m.
