Next year there will be a new dormitory configuration on campus, the result of a number of years of discussion and a recommendation to Head of School Robert W. Hill III.
Beginning in the 2012-13 school year, boys will live in Ford, Hathaway, 194 Main, Conant, and Logan. Girls will live in Memorial East and West, John Wright, Clare, and French. This transition has been in the planning stages for the past few years. The change will make housing more equitable between the genders in terms of the number of singles and doubles and the quality of housing.
Students learned about the changes from their dorm heads in meetings shortly after the Winter Break. While the school recognizes this is a change, it is one that will bring new opportunities for students and dorm parents.
Chad Adams ’12 (Ware, MA) signed a national letter of intent to play baseball at The College of St. Rose in the fall of 2012. Chad, an accomplished shortstop on The Williston Northampton School’s team, will be an asset to the college’s program.
Masks may be the symbolic representation of the dramatic arts, but sometimes they are also the tools of the trade.
Artist Pat Bock will present “Paper Thoughts” at the Grubbs Gallery in the Reed Campus Center of The Williston Northampton School from January 5 through February 29.