“The Peer Listening Program is more important than ever this year,” explained junior Zoe Buddie, a 2020-2021 Peer Listener. “I believe the program provides an important sense of community and support among students, especially during the pandemic,” continued Shayla Lawrence ’21 about her second year as a Peer Listener.
On Saturday, June 5, The Storm King School held its much-awaited 153th Commencement for the graduating Class of 2021. After a drive-through car parade replaced an in-person graduation the previous year, the live ceremony held on the lawn in front of the Stephen P. Duggan Bell Tower was welcomed by
Amaha Kassa '90 in 2012 The 2021 Roy Leadership Speaker Series and Career Week joined forces when a very special alumnus–Amaha Kassa ’90–addressed the Storm King Community via Zoom earlier this spring. Mr. Kassa, who is Storm King’s 2020 Alumni Humanitarian Award recipient and the founder and
Learning was put ‘in motion’ for students in Mr. Zenz’s Freshman Physics class recently with a live demonstration of Newton’s first law of motion. Using a hovercraft made of plywood and a battery-powered leaf blower, the students experienced first-hand that ‘an object in motion stays in motion unless acted
A group of environmentally-conscious Storm King students focused their efforts on a ‘green’ cause which plays an important role in protecting our area’s natural environment and benefits the greater Cornwall community. On Saturday, May 1, 2021, they joined forces with other volunteers at the 10th Annual Riverkeeper Sweep to help
The Office of College Counseling is pleased to announce that the Class of 2021 has an impressive list of college acceptances and commitments once again this year. With graduation right around the corner, Director of College Counseling Dr. Marti Kwon reports that most of the senior class has confirmed at
Charles Cordero ’92 Head of School Jonathan Lamb has announced that Charles Cordero ’92 will speak at The Storm King School’s 153rd Commencement. According to Mr. Lamb, “It will be an honor to host Mr. Cordero at his alma mater and to hear the inspiring messages he will
After a one-year hiatus, the Storm King School Community took a day off from classes to help the Earth, share their cultures, and fight off the winter blues at dual celebration of Earth Day and Global Community Day. On Friday, April 23, 2021, students, faculty, and staff came together with
“Which one do I need?” ,“Which one is better?”, and “How can I raise my score?” are only some of the questions students ask regarding standardized college entrance exams like the ACT, SAT, IELTS, and TOEFL. To help answer their questions, the Office of College Counseling hosted a special guest
“Big data must get smaller,” explained Stephen Yu, a world-class database marketer who recently talked about careers in data science and analytics with some of our students. “Companies that use massive amounts of data like Amazon or Google need easy and effective ways to store and use data. That’s where
