Photo Gallery For more than a decade, career events at The Storm King School have provided juniors and seniors with valuable exposure to a variety of professions, while giving them the opportunity to connect with alumni about career paths, higher education, and life beyond graduation. This year’s Career
Exciting international travel is an important part of the student experience at The Storm King School. It serves to enhance our academic and community service programs while adding another dimension to the School’s vibrant student life. This year, during Spring Break, an adventurous group of students and faculty embarked
The Storm King School traveled south recently as Head of School Lisa Shambaugh and several faculty members made their way to Nashville, Tennessee, for the 2025 National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) Conference. While in town, they took the opportunity to reconnect with alumni in the area, bringing a
What is citizen science? According to Storm King School students, it is "public participation in scientific research" and "the collection and analysis of data relating to the natural world by members of the general public, and the simplest way people can contribute to their community." This collaborative approach to
The Storm King School has a long tradition of community service, providing students with hands-on learning experiences while supporting philanthropic organizations in our local area. Across the Hudson River from Storm King Mountain, a new collaboration is taking shape at a state-of-the-art therapeutic equestrian facility with an inspiring mission.
The Storm King School boys varsity basketball team had a season to remember, finishing as the #2 seed in the NEPSAC Class C division. With an impressive 17-6 overall record and a hard-earned trip to the NEPSAC Championship game, the Cougars demonstrated resilience, teamwork, and growth throughout the year.
The school’s Tufting Club, founded by junior Faisal A. ’26, is bringing a fresh, hands-on art experience to campus this year. Tufting, a textile art using tufting guns to create textured designs, has quickly gained popularity among students looking for a creative outlet. Faisal discovered tufting during the COVID-19
Photo Gallery For three nights in February, the Walter Reade Jr. Theatre transformed into a cryptic but glamorous venue for the spooky, kooky fun of The Addams Family. With a gothic set, dazzling costumes, and a cast that brought each character to life, Storm King’s winter musical kept audiences
As February unfolded, The Storm King School enjoyed Black History Month with a series of engaging and educational activities led by the Black Student Union (BSU). Guided by the theme "Bond, Celebrate, Educate," this year's events brought together students and faculty to explore Black history and culture in engaging
Winter in the Hudson Valley can be challenging, but for The Storm King School's Outdoor Adventure Club, it’s an exciting chance to enjoy new experiences. Despite snow blanketing the Mountain and temperatures dipping, the club has taken every opportunity to explore winter sports and develop valuable outdoor skills. Even
