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Paul Mellon Arts Center (PMAC) Spring 2024 Guest Artist Performances

Choate Rosemary Hall presents two performances as part of the Paul Mellon Art Center’s Guest Artist Series this spring. The Alexa Tarantino Quintet performs in the Ann and George Colony Hall Auditorium on Friday, March 29, 7:30 p.m., and Mumbai-born playwright and filmmaker, Dipti Bramhandkar '96 presents her story, American Rookie, in the PMAC’s William T. Little ’49 and Frances A. Little Theater, Friday, April 5, 7:30 p.m.  

Winter 2023-2024 Athletics Overview

Choate Athletics forged an unforgettable winter season, highlighted by both individual and team accomplishments, records broken, and playoff-qualifying teams.

Connecting Curriculum with Community

Earlier this week, as part of Term End Experiences, visual arts teacher Jessica Cuni's Honors Figure Drawing class visited the Wallingford Senior Center. Two senior center groups spent time with Choate students while they had their portraits drawn.  

Pratt Packard Declamation Contest

On Tuesday, February 20, the Choate community enjoyed speeches delivered by students in the final round competition of the 23rd annual Pratt Packard Declamation Contest. 

Ethics Bowl Team Bound for Nationals

Choate's Ethics Bowl team will compete in the 2024 National High School Ethics Bowl Championship to be held at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, April 12-14, 2024. The team--Ava McClatchie '24, Racquel Welcome '24, Mira Gilchrist '25, Annie Coady '26, and Isa Marvin '26- won the Connecticut state championship over the Hotchkiss School, and the Northeast Divisional Playoff round over a team from Moses Y Brown School in Rhode Island.

World Expert, Author Speaks on Regulating Emotional Chatter

When one of the world's leading experts on emotion regulation, Ethan Kross, Ph.D., spoke at Choate on January 30, he told the community, “A big part of how we handle emotion is the voice in our head.” Referring to that inner voice as “chatter,” Kross said, “It is a universal tenant of being human.” 

Educator Frank Tipton Offers Israel/Palestine Program at Choate.

Educator Frank Tipton joined the Choate community for an optional program, “Israel/Palestine 101,” providing a 30,000-foot perspective on the historical context of Israel and Palestine and offering ways to support School community members directly connected to the current context. Tipton also gave examples of individuals in the region providing hope.   

Diversity Day 2024: “For the Culture”

On January 15, Choate Rosemary Hall honored Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s impact and celebrated the School’s 33rd Diversity Day with a program themed “For the Culture.” Dean of Equity and Inclusion Dr. Rachel Myers welcomed students, faculty, and staff, noting the date would have been King’s 95th birthday. The School community gathered in Ann and George Colony Hall for the keynote session, and a musical introduction by “Maestro J” (James Racine). Afternoon workshops followed. 

Carr Hall to Welcome Campus Visitors

Choate Rosemary Hall will name its new welcome and admission center Carr Hall in recognition of the service, leadership, and generosity of Michael J. Carr ’76 and Shelley Sporleder Carr.