The Buzz

The Proctor theater program brings Shakespeare's beloved comedy to life as fairies, lovers, and woodland creatures transform the Norris Family Theater into an enchanted forest where chaos and comedy collide.

Proctor's strategic plan emphasizes neurodiversity and metacognition within "an academic model rooted in a unified language for learning." This goal builds on Proctor's distinctive strength – ensuring that learning support is pervasive throughout our demanding college prep curriculum.

As Proctor's spring term Proctor en Segovia students enter the final weeks of their experience living and learning in Spain, English teacher Shelby Wischan challenged them to craft a reflective writing assignment to honor someone who has made a significant impact during their time abroad.

In Proctor's Earth Day celebration, students and faculty embraced a bias toward action through hands-on environmental stewardship, immersive outdoor excursions, and collaborative on-campus projects – moving beyond eco-paralysis toward meaningful engagement with our changing planet.

Spring 2025 Mountain Classroom off-campus program participants continue their adventures throughout the West Coast and the American Southwest! In this double post, we catch up with the group after they participated in an intensive Wilderness First Aid certification course and spent time with visiting faculty members during "adjunct weekend."

Proctor alumni returned to campus to share how their experiences continue to shape their lives—personally and professionally—long after graduation. 

In this update from Proctor en Monteverde, ST '27 and Fritz '27 share their experiences exploring the Children's Eternal Rainforest alongside renowned biologist Mark Wainwright.

As Mountain Classroom students concluded their backpacking expedition through the Los Padres Wilderness, Henry '25 reflected on the group's three-day journey through California's Big Sur region.

As European Art Classroom off-campus program participants move through their term in Aix-en-Provence, France (and beyond!), Meg '26 offers a window into their daily rhythms.