In an effort to support our mission of preparing students for college life and beyond, educators at The Storm King School have instituted approaches to learning that are proven to add depth and breadth to our secondary school curriculum. These include interdisciplinary courses, experiential education, project-based learning, and a
The Storm King campus has proven to be a sought-out venue for summer camps again this year. Popular youth camps including the Arsenal Soccer School, Step It Up Summer Stage, and the NY Fencing Academy have all taken advantage of SKS' scenic location and its facilities this summer. But
According to Storm King’s Director of Service Learning Ben Harnick, a critical component of growth for a young person is engaging in volunteerism. With this in mind, he is finalizing the details of the School’s Service Learning Program for the upcoming school year. Participation in Service Learning, or community
When one of The Storm King School’s earliest graduates (c. the 1860s) - New York banker James Jewitt Stillman - chose to settle in the Hudson Highlands with his family, no one could predict how much his legacy, and that of his son Ernest, would shape the history of
By KEN CASHMAN THE CORNWALL LOCAL / NEWS OF THE HIGHLANDS / Friday, July 20, 2018 -For refreshment, Sen. Tom Udall of New Mexico drinks a mixture of sparkling water and hot water. -Senator Tammy Duckworth of Illinois travels so fast in her motorized wheelchair that her aides
Tiana Vazquez, a 5-year Storm King senior, has proven herself as an exceptional student in many ways. She is already known by her teachers and peers for her artistic talents, her athletic prowess on the soccer and lacrosse fields, her service to the local community, and her excellent academic
World-class soccer kicked off the month of July at Storm King with the Arsenal FC Soccer School. From July 1 – 6, one of the United Kingdom’s favorite soccer brands welcomed boys and girls ages 10 to 16 at their summer residential camp which took place on the scenic
Q-term week at The Storm King School is time for faculty and students to reignite their passion, wonder, and love for learning. No one understands this better than Mr. Graziosi’s (Mr. G) Q-term students who experienced it firsthand when they set out to relive the British Invasion of the 1960s
Q-term Week at The Storm King School is a time when experiential learning takes on a whole new dimension, especially when the subject is history. No one knows this better Ms. Schade’s Q-term students who were able to experience it firsthand. Their quest: to explore the area’s rich past
In our rapidly changing world, today’s youth must prepare for jobs that do not yet exist in fields that have not yet been imagined. To ensure that our students continue to graduate with a competitive edge, ready and eager to thrive in the 21st-century global economy, Storm King
