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Most students at Deerfield are unaware of the effort required to keep the Academy’s lawns and playing fields presentable and functional year round. This summer, the Academy’s contracted R.A.D. Sports,…
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A chilly night out stargazing. A walk with friends on the Small Loop. A sunrise hike to The Rock. For…
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As the nation and the Academy prepare for an intense presidential election, the Academy is introducing initiatives to engage students…
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May 26, 2011
Theo Lipsky ’12 and Charles Jones ’12 will step up next year as student body president and student council chair, respectively.
May 26, 2011
Matthew H. King ’77, a deputy assistant director of Homeland Security Investigations, will speak at commencement this year.
May 26, 2011
Next year, Scaife and Bewkes will house underclassman girls, Pocumtuck will switch to upperclassman girls, and Dewey and Chapin, a dormitory yet to be built, will be home to underclassman…
May 26, 2011
A panel of shelter directors and currently or recently homeless citizens came to a group of about 60 members of the Deerfield community.
May 26, 2011
The culmination of advanced placement classes in the form of hours of frantic test taking and bubble filling is a stressful and exhausting time.
May 26, 2011
Deerfield’s School Year Abroad program will send a total of nine students overseas for the 2011-2012 school year.
April 28, 2011
As positive trends emerge in the economy, the Imagine Deerfield strategic plan is back in action with the recent publication and distribution of the first set of implementation plans.
April 28, 2011
According to the program, underclassmen will have monthly meetings that include discussions and activities, which cover such topics as belonging, identity, leadership, and balance.
April 28, 2011
What began as a peaceful protest against a dictator, one of many recently in the Middle East, evolved into a multi-national military conflict when United States armed forces fired 120…
April 28, 2011
Though it has changed over the centuries, the goal of standardized testing has remained the same: to provide an equal and unbiased way for test-takers to prove their merit.