The Buzz

A deep belief in students, carried by the adults who teach, coach, and live alongside them, was the common theme of the weekend, connecting alumni from five years out to fifty-five.

"It is often difficult to recognize growth while we are living inside it day to day, and yet it becomes remarkably obvious when we pause long enough to breathe and look back."

"For us as teachers, it is being there to guide you and help you discover your voice, as you learn what matters most to you, and how to hold onto it when all about you might challenge it. Your voice is beautiful and powerful in a way you may not be able to understand, but we remind you. This is why we teach.”

After the curtain call of Alice in Wonderland, students and members of our professional community rushed the stage to celebrate the cast and crew – and Head of School Amy Smucker saw in that moment the spirit of "Together" that defines our community.

The new Health and Well-Being Center will bring together Proctor’s student care teams in one coordinated space to strengthen collaboration and deepen holistic support for every student.

Ten sophomores took the Norris Family Theater stage Monday evening for the 27th Annual Hays Speaking Prize.

At Proctor, service is not a requirement – it is simply what students do. On Nordic trails, at the Andover Hub, and at AEMS, they are learning to step out of themselves and into the world.

We believe the pursuit of passions is a good thing, but we must never allow our focus on one passion to stand in the way of our discovery of another. At Proctor, our work is not about helping you “find your passion”, instead, we want to help you find your NEXT passion

One of my goals this year has been to get to know Proctor by being present with our students, not just observing, but fully participating alongside them. Serving as a Project Period Leader gave me exactly that opportunity.