Students from 8th period Art 1 took a field trip to Berry College to participate in a Raku Firing. Raku involves quickly firing the ceramic pieces in a kiln, removing the objects when they are red hot, and placing them in metal containers of combustible materials to create unique smoke and metallic effects through reduction. While the students waited for the second firing to reach temperature, they were able to try out the pottery wheels. Their finished pieces came out with a range of interesting surfaces which complimented the historical pottery forms they referenced when making the hand-built vessels!
The haunting melodies of hope and the heavy rhythm of industry take center stage as Darlington presents the Tony Award-winning musical "Hadestown." Written by Anaïs Mitchell, this acclaimed reimagining of ancient Greek mythology will come to life Feb. 20-22 downtown at Rome City Auditorium.
The 2025 Jabberwokk yearbook and Inkslinger literary magazine have racked up individual and staff awards at the state and national level since their publication at the end of last school year.
Darlington hosts its 42nd Annual Lessons & Carols Service in Morris Chapel with readings by "Y" Cabinet members and performances by instrumental and choral students.
Darlington School will officially welcome the holidays with the 42nd Annual Service of Lessons & Carols on Sunday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. in Morris Chapel. This free event is open to the public and sponsored by the Darlington "Y" Cabinet, and will be led primarily by members of the student body.
The Upper School Band proudly congratulates trumpet player Will Bowerman for being selected to the District Honors Jazz Band for the second year in a row. Will successfully made it through the auditions for this event in early October and was able to represent Darlington at the District Honors Jazz Band Festival Nov. 17-18 at Heritage High School in Ringgold, Ga.
Students from 8th period Art 1 took a field trip to Berry College to participate in a Raku Firing. Raku involves quickly firing the ceramic pieces in a kiln, removing the objects when they are red hot, and placing them in metal containers of combustible materials to create unique smoke and metallic effects through reduction. While the students waited for the second firing to reach temperature, they were able to try out the pottery wheels. Their finished pieces came out with a range of interesting surfaces which complimented the historical pottery forms they referenced when making the hand-built vessels!
The haunting melodies of hope and the heavy rhythm of industry take center stage as Darlington presents the Tony Award-winning musical "Hadestown." Written by Anaïs Mitchell, this acclaimed reimagining of ancient Greek mythology will come to life Feb. 20-22 downtown at Rome City Auditorium.
The 2025 Jabberwokk yearbook and Inkslinger literary magazine have racked up individual and staff awards at the state and national level since their publication at the end of last school year.
Darlington hosts its 42nd Annual Lessons & Carols Service in Morris Chapel with readings by "Y" Cabinet members and performances by instrumental and choral students.
Darlington School will officially welcome the holidays with the 42nd Annual Service of Lessons & Carols on Sunday, Dec. 14, at 7 p.m. in Morris Chapel. This free event is open to the public and sponsored by the Darlington "Y" Cabinet, and will be led primarily by members of the student body.
The Upper School Band proudly congratulates trumpet player Will Bowerman for being selected to the District Honors Jazz Band for the second year in a row. Will successfully made it through the auditions for this event in early October and was able to represent Darlington at the District Honors Jazz Band Festival Nov. 17-18 at Heritage High School in Ringgold, Ga.
