Every year students at The Storm King School have the opportunity to immerse themselves in a two-week intensive course called a Q-Term. This unique learning experience allows students to get an in-depth look at a specific topic. It also facilitates Place Based Learning by making it much easier for
On Wednesday, December 6, members of the Storm King Music Ensemble and Choir volunteered their time, talent, and enthusiasm for the seniors at the New Windsor Country Inn assisted living home—proving yet again that the best holiday gifts do not need to be wrapped. Pierce Pramuka ’20
Service learning at The Storm King School is more than just working to accumulate community service hours. Through partnerships with local organizations, our students engage with our local community in a range of ways, from working with kids at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center, to clearing trails in nearby
In the true spirit of The Storm King School’s core values—TRUTH, RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY—two of our students stepped up to raise more than $5,000 for earthquake relief in Mexico following the 7.1 magnitude quake that struck the country on September 17, 2017. “We couldn’t just watch what was happening and
New Windsor, NY Earlier this year, students from The Storm King School got their hands dirty and their feet wet as they participated in the Eel Project, a long-term field study organized by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). The 10 year-long study of American Eel populations
12/14/2016, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY This Thanksgiving, while many journeyed home to enjoy a hearty meal or spend time with friends and family, a small group of students at The Storm King School chose a road less traveled. As part of the School’s Outdoor Education Program led by Taras Ferencevych, 11 students
10/22/2016, Newburgh, NY It was a cold, blustery Saturday morning as Dr. Paul Feffer and several members of The Storm King School boys and girls varsity soccer teams ventured out to complete a few of their required community service hours. For some, it was their first trip to the Armory
