2019-2020 has been an extraordinary and challenging year for all of our students, including our student-artists. After the School’s move to online learning in March, students and faculty alike had to rethink how to effectively deliver an important school event – 2020 Arts Weekend. Usually a vibrant, arts-filled weekend on
The Storm King School created the SKS COVID-19 Relief Fund as part of the Storm King Fund to support mission-central needs and allow us to respond to those families facing serious financial uncertainties. Our SKS Alumni community has always been generous in times of urgency, and we ask that
Saturday, June 6, was a joyous day for the Storm King School community. After more than two months of staying at home and successfully completing their spring semesters online, the 52 seniors in the graduating Class of 2020, along with their families and friends, anxiously gathered around their computer screens
Storm King's Dean of Faculty Jeremy Freeman shares his thoughts on the School’s successful transition to virtual teaching and learning Since the arrival of the novel Coronavirus earlier this year, students, school administrators, teachers, and parents across the nation have been dealing with a hasty switch to remote learning due
Friday, May 1 is National College Decision Day and despite the widespread changes to the college admissions landscape due to the Covid-19 outbreak, the excitement of our senior class is at its peak. This historic graduating class has faced many challenges over the past several months, but Storm King’s Office
The Storm King School campus is usually bustling with activity this time of year. Students and faculty are normally out and about, enjoying the spring weather, and recognizing the works of our talented student-artists at the School’s annual Spring Arts Weekend. This spring has been far from normal due to
Earlier this year, world geography whiz Vincent Ianuzzi-Suchich, a Storm King eighth-grader, was well on his way to competing at the state level in National Geographic’s NatGeoBee, with a chance to advance to the national finals. Vincent’s journey began in late January when he emerged as the first place winner
Have you ever dreamed of walking on an untouched, sandy beach alongside a giant Galapagos Tortoise, climbing the slopes of a volcano, zip-lining over a rainforest canopy, or standing with your feet on the Equator? Earlier this year, a small group of students and faculty did all of this and
Dr. Tim Lance, Dean of Academics It is said that difficult times often bring out the best in people. This is definitely true for members of the Storm King School Community. As the novel coronavirus outbreak continues to unfold and disrupt normal life here on the Mountain and
Dr. Marti Kwon, Director of College Counseling With virtual learning off to a great start this week at The Storm King School, the Office of College Counseling is also back online and ready to continue its work with our juniors and seniors during this important time of year.
