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  • Wallingford Symphony Orchestra Annual Free Outdoor Pops Concert--July 6

    Posted July 4

    The Wallingford Symphony Orchestra, in Residence at Choate Rosemary Hall, will offer its Annual Free Outdoor Pops Concert, Sunday, July 6, on the Choate football field. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. Come earlier to picnic. Please bring chairs. Questions: Please call the WSO Office at (203) 697-2261. Read More

  • Mark Goggin '09 Drafted by Boston Bruins

    Mark Goggin '09 Drafted by Boston Bruins

    Posted June 22

    As reported in The Boston Globe, Mark Goggin ’09, of Glen Ellyn, Ill., was one of five offensive players selected by the Boston Bruins. An offensive threat and goal scorer, Goggin led the Choate Boys’ Varsity Ice Hockey team in scoring last season with 36 (15 goals and 21 assists) in 21 games. Read More

  • Olympic Rower Jamie Schroeder '99 is Making Waves

    Posted June 22

    Jamie Schroeder '99 is Making Waves. The 26-year-old is headed to the Beijing Olympics to compete in the rowing events. Read More

  • Window Snyder '93 Keeps Mozilla Safe -- USA Today

    Posted June 22

    Window Snyder '93, Chief of Security at Mozilla Foundation, was featured in USA Today. Read More

  • Former Choate Pitcher Liam Ohlmann '05 Drafted by Milwaukee Brewers

    Posted June 22

    The Milwaukee Brewers drafted former Choate pitcher, Liam Ohlmann '05, in the 20th round (608th overall). Read More

  • 2008 NCAA Mens Hockey Champions at The White House

    Justin Murphy '05 and NCAA Mens Hockey Champions Visit The White House

    Posted June 28

    Justin Murphy '05 (front row, third from the right) visited The White House on Tuesday, June 24. The Boston College Eagles captured the NCAA Mens Hockey Championship this spring. BC now holds three national titles; 2008, 2001 and 1949. Read More

  • Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director, Earth Institute at Columbia University

    2008 Commencement Wrap-Up

    Posted June 8

    Jeffrey D. Sachs, Director, Earth Institute at Columbia University and Quetelet Professor of Sustainable Development and Professor of Health Policy and Management, gave the Commencement remarks at Choate’s 118th Commencement on Sunday, June 8. Professor Sachs' full remarks, the Commencement 2008 Special Edition of The News, and the Commencement Video Order Form are available in a downloadable PDF format. Read More

  • Chuck Timlin-The G. Edmondson and Susan J. Maddox Endowed Teaching Chairholder

    "Great Joy Tempered By Deep Sadness"-Commencement Commentary

    Posted June 9

    English teacher Chuck Timlin's commentary appeared in The Hartford Courant, June 1, 2008.
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  • Spot Team members, from left, Christian Duffy, Lauren Provini, Ben Pascale, Headmaster Shanahan, Chris Krokus, Alex Hillbrand, and Max Mullen.

    Senior Spot Groundbreaking

    Posted June 9

    Sixth formers and Headmaster Ed Shanahan broke ground June 4 for a renovated terrace located behind the new dorms under construction and between the upper level of the Student Activities Center and the Larry Hart Pool. Read More

  • Varsity Softball Wins Western New England Championships

    Posted May 20

    It is back-to-back championships for Coach Jim Iryzk and his girls. Read More

  • Academic Year Calendar

    Posted February 4

    The 2008-2009 academic year calendar is now available along with the 2007-2008 academic year calendar. Read More

  • School Store Web Site Under Construction

    Posted September 12

    The school store web site is currently unavailable. Please contact the school store directly to order items: (203) 697-2276. Read More

  • Asbestos Informational Update 2007-2008

    Headmaster Edward J. Shanahan
    Posted July 11

    In the 2007-08 academic year there will be two, sixth-month re-inspections of buildings on campus that have, or are presumed to have, asbestos-containing building materials (ACBM). These re-inspections will be performed internally by trained members of Facilities Services. Read More

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