Kicking off the new year, the Grade Level Programming sessions on Thursday, January 9, focused on ONE WORD. Inspired by Jon Gordon’s One Word Challenge, this annual activity invited Williams […]
Read MoreWinterfest is one of Williams’ most cherished holiday traditions, spanning over 40 years, and celebrates the performing arts through a vibrant mix of dance and music. Held annually at the […]
Read MoreKicking off the second trimester, Upper School students performed All in the Timing as their Fall Play from December 5–7. This production featured a series of one-act plays by David […]
Read MoreThe Williams School welcomed nearly 150 grandparents and special family members for our annual Grandparents & Special Family Members Day on November 22. The event provided a special opportunity for […]
Read MoreThe 2024 Fall Sports season has concluded, leaving behind a trail of outstanding achievements and memorable moments. From championship wins to record-breaking performances, our teams showcased incredible skill, dedication, and […]
Read MoreTying the local community into her lesson on purchasing a vehicle, Amy Keane’s Finance and Economics class welcomed Linda Grossman P ‘25, general manager of Grossman Chevrolet and Nissan and […]
Read MoreArnell Peck, a member of the Class of 2025, was honored on October 22 as a 2024 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholar by the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. […]
Read MoreThe 2024–25 Middle School Production of Finding Nemo Jr. took place on October 24 and 25. Adapted from the beloved 2003 Pixar film, the play follows Marlin, an overprotective father, […]
Read MoreThe Williams School’s annual Day of Exploration took place on October 9. While students in grades ten to twelve took the PSAT, those in grades six to nine stepped outside […]
Read MoreDr. Victoria Skelton, a history teacher at Williams, was selected to present at the annual Northeast Conference on British Studies, held at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, on September 27. […]
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