The July 4th holiday is fast approaching, and this means barbecues and fireworks and the official start to summer fun! Speaking of fireworks, we recently came across an entry in the second issue of the Horae Scholasticae, July 1860, which … Continued
From its earliest days, St. Paul’s School has emphasized the importance of the natural world in a well-rounded education. Not only did founder Dr. George Cheyne Shattuck, Jr. choose Millville because he had a “country home in a healthy and … Continued
Another successful Anniversary Weekend is in the books! We celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Form of 1974, the 25th anniversary of the Form of 1999, and were pleased to welcome back all Forms ending in 4 and 9. We … Continued
“Squashes are one of the oldest known crops–10,000 years by some estimates of sites in Mexico”. Wait, what? Happy April Fool’s Day! We aren’t really going to write about squash the vegetable! We are going to write about the early … Continued
Over the winter term, Ms. Pine’s Civil Rights class worked weekly in the archives on their assignment, “Curating an Exhibit: The 1960’s and Civil Rights”. The students were asked to research and reflect on the 1960’s, ultimately choosing to answer … Continued