Lawrence Alexander Presents at NEAS Conference

The National Association of Episcopal Schools (NEAS) hosted their biennial conference in Atlanta, GA this year. The focus was on social justice and the theme was “Learn to do right, seek justice, defend the oppressed.” These words are taken from scripture, Isaiah 1:17. The conference Read More

WMS Hosts 17th Annual USAC Bouldering Competition

Every year, The White Mountain School hosts an official USAC Bouldering Competition as part of a local New England circuit. Competitors who register for this event can move on to compete in the Regional Competition if they participate in two local competitions, ours among them. On Read More

Fatimata ’19: The Impact of the United Nation’s “Girl Up” Foundation

For the 2018-2019 school year, Fatimata ‘19 was one of twenty-four girls chosen out of a pool of eight-hundred teens from around the world to be a teen advisor to the United Nations Foundation, Girl Up. Girl Up began in 2010 as a campaign and grew to be an initiative that helps position Read More

The Future of Schools: Reclaiming What Matters

On Tuesday, October 30, The White Mountain School joined Tilton School and Julie Wilson from the Institute for the Future of Learning, at Boston Public Library to present on and inspire relevant conversation about The Future of Schools. Julie Wilson is the author of the best-selling Read More

Student Ambassador Profile: Nathaniel Clement ’20

As a Student Ambassador, you are often the first White Mountain student that visitors meet. What do you enjoy about this important role? What I enjoy most about being a Student Ambassador is being able to meet prospective students that are interested in joining our community. I love Read More

Alumnae/i Weekend

As the crisp winds and bright colors of autumn filled the air, over 40 Alumnae/i gathered at The White Mountain School to celebrate reunions and great friendships. “It was really cool coming back. The School looked familiar on the outside, but there have been so many changes on the Read More

Alumnae/i Profile: Sam Madeira ’01

Sam Madeira’s ‘01 journey to becoming a licensed Naturopathic Doctor with a thriving practice in Seattle, WA. Sam Madeira, ND, BSc. ‘01 can trace his initial interest in health and wellness to a combination of his love of science, his connection with the natural world, and some Read More

The Backcountry Sisters Hit the Trails

The No Man's Land Film Festival is an adventure film festival based out of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado that meets a need and desire to highlight and connect individuals who identify as women. The goal of this festival is to connect like-minded individuals who are action-oriented, wish Read More

The Impact of Dance at White Mountain

Since the mid-1950s, dance and the performing arts have played an influential role in the development of White Mountain students. Today, Director of Dance, Dinah Gray, believes in dance as a vehicle for student success and wholistic growth. The White Mountain School hosts a professional Read More

Lakes Region Students of Color Conference

This year, Jaylynn Alexander '20, organized a group of students from The White Mountain School to attend the Students of Color Conference hosted by Holderness School on September 29. Jaylynn is the Vice President of Student Council and a Student Ambassador at White Mountain. Twenty-one Read More