Each spring, as the academic year winds down, teaching and learning at The Storm King School transforms into something immersive and experiential. Following final exams, Q-Term gives students and teachers the opportunity to step away from their regular schedules and embrace hands-on experiences that inspire creativity, build practical skills,
Photo Gallery As The Storm King School prepared for its 158th Commencement, students, faculty, families, and friends gathered to celebrate their outstanding achievements during the 2026 Spring Academic Awards Ceremony. Each semester, Storm King’s Academic Awards—often referred to as the “Book Awards”—honor students who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in
Photo Gallery On Saturday, June 6, 2026, The Storm King School celebrated its 158th Commencement, honoring 50 graduates representing 15 countries and five U.S. states. Families and friends from around the globe gathered on the lawn beneath the Stephen P. Duggan Bell Tower to celebrate this diverse and accomplished
The Storm King School community gathered to celebrate excellence this spring as 30 students were welcomed into the National Honor Society (NHS). During an All School Meeting held in the Walter Reade Jr. Theatre, 20 juniors and 10 seniors were honored in a traditional NHS candle-lighting ceremony recognizing their
Global Community Earth Day Photo Gallery The Storm King School community recently came together for Global Community & Earth Day (GCED), an annual tradition that celebrates both the school’s cultural diversity and its commitment to environmental stewardship. Combining community service, sustainability initiatives, and cultural exchange into one unified
May 1st marks National College Decision Day, and excitement is running high for The Storm King School’s senior class. The Class of 2026 has much to celebrate, with an impressive range of college commitments spanning top public and private universities, art and design schools, and international institutions. Members of
Noah Arhm Choi, award-winning poet and educator, spent three days on The Storm King School’s campus recently, working closely with the English Department to engage students in an exploration of contemporary poetry. Their visit formed a key part of the School’s celebration of National Poetry Month and its ongoing
2026 Spring Arts Weekend Gallery Creativity in both visual expression and language was on full display as The Storm King School celebrated its annual Spring Arts Weekend, a talent-filled showcase of student achievement in the arts. Bringing together the Student Art Show and the 10th Annual Poetry Festival,
English teacher Dr. Mark Rigg traveled to Cambridge, England, recently for the annual meeting of The Trollope Society, joining scholars and enthusiasts from around the world to celebrate the life and work of Victorian author Anthony Trollope. The two-day gathering brought together professors, barristers, and dedicated readers for a rich
At The Storm King School, independent studies offer students the opportunity to pursue their passions in meaningful and personalized ways. This year, senior Keiyona J. ’26 partnered with English Department Chair Dr. Alex Finn-Atkins to create an Independent Study in Journalism, a student-designed course that explored the creativity, ethics,
