The Buzz

As we reach the midpoint of Spring Break, more than 100 students and coaches are continuing their winter athletic pursuits or beginning preparations for the spring season with spring training trips. Read more!

Vienna offered Global Art Classroom students a concentrated dose of what the program does best – art experienced in person, a food culture worth exploring, and the freedom to wander and see where one ends up.

At the Winter Art Show, the finished pieces were stunning, but what was more striking were the sparks in students' eyes as they described the process.

As our Admissions team worked to craft the student body for next year, they did so with a keen eye on finding students who are ready to learn, excited to live life to its fullest, and understand that living in community with others is perhaps the most important piece of life at a boarding school.

I traveled to Segovia this winter to see our students' experience firsthand, and what I found was students who were confident, engaged, and so proud to share the world they had built thousands of miles from campus.

As the final buzzer sounds on the 2025-2026 season, it also marks the end of an era for the Proctor Varsity Boys Hockey program.

"Rock climbing in Joshua Tree was an experience that will stay with all of us, for it not only left its mark on our hands and scraped knees, but also allowed us to connect with the earth in a way unlike any other." Read more from Sedona '26.

Some of the most powerful moments in experiential travel come not from the itinerary, but from the detours – the spontaneous decisions that pull students out of the tourist's perspective and into the local culture.

The winter athletic season requires a remarkable amount of energy and commitment from all involved: athletes, coaches, parents, athletic department staff, our facilities team, and, of course, our fans! Read more about Winter Athletic Award recipients.