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The School community gathered on November 12 to explore the ethical and sustainable use of generative AI with renowned speakers Dr. Joy Buolamwini and Kate Crawford, who spoke about their research and efforts to understand the impacts of artificial intelligence technology. Their visit was made possible by the Thalheimer Educator in Residence Program. 

Choate Wins Deerfield Day 2024

The annual fall tradition of Deerfield Day brought hundreds of fans to Choate on Saturday, November 9 for the 102nd athletics meeting between the two schools. Choate claimed overall victory for the day with wins in the majority of athletic competitions.  

2024 Ambassador S. Phillips ’61 Family Lecturer

John Della Volpe, the director of polling at the Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics, visited the School in November to talk about his research and polling initiatives to understand American youth. 

During Family Weekend Families Lean into Choate Life

Family Weekend brought more than 600 families to campus October 24-26. 

Throughout the weekend, families found a meaningful balance between spending quality time with their students and engaging with the dedicated adults who help shape the student experience. Families visited classes, shared meals in the dining hall, attended information sessions, and watched evening musical performances. They also cheered on the Wild Boars at sporting events and created memories attending School Meeting and playing bingo. At the same time, families had the opportunity to meet advisers who play a vital role in supporting student growth and development.  

School Community Working for Housing Justice

Recently, Choate students, faculty, and staff spread across New Haven County for a day, conducting service related to housing justice as part of the School’s annual Community Service Day. 

Choate Hosts Renowned Authors for All School Read Program

On September 17, Choate students, faculty, and staff gathered in Ann and George Colony Hall for a panel discussion with acclaimed authors Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah and Reginald Dwayne Betts, as part of the All School Read program. Over the summer, students read either Adjei-Brenyah’s novel Chain-Gang All-Stars, a finalist for the National Book Award, or Betts’ poetry collection Felon, which received the American Book Award. 

Semifinalists in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program Named

The 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program named 8 Choate sixth form students among the more than 16,000 semifinalists in the 70th annual National Merit Scholarship program. The students, along with home city and state, are Emma C. Bowles, Charlotte, N.C.; James W. Denison, Austin, Texas; Sarina D. Fernandez-Grinshpun, Mountain View, Calif.; Nilan Kathir, Cheshire, Conn.; Peisong Li, Beijing, China; Celeste M. Shattuck, Charlotte, N.C.; Alexander C. Wang, West Hartford, Conn.; and Jingyuan Zhang, Wallingford, Conn.