List of 3 news stories.

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  Real Life as a Marine Biologist

  By Melissia Mason
  Students in Emma Willard School’s science classes get plenty of exposure to scientific theory, lab basics, and experimentation, but what is it really like to be a professional scientist? This year’s marine biology class had the opportunity to discover just that when scientific diver and aquanaut Steve Resler visited their class earlier this semester.
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  Works in Progress: Caroline G. ’23 and the Little Pony That Could

  Caroline G. '23
  During our all-school Morning Reports, we have the opportunity for community members to give inspirational speeches during a segment called Works in Progress. These talks vary in theme from silly to serious and all points in between. Regardless of the topic, our community members are adept at discovering profound inspiration in all aspects of life. In this speech, Caroline G. ’23 shares a story about believing in yourself and your team, even if they have four legs.
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  Learning from the Refugee Journey

  By Melissia Mason
  For our first speaker series event of the 2021-2022 school year, we welcomed Sandglass Theater to present the film Babylon: Journey of Refugees. This film adaptation of a live stage performance engages the audience with puppetry, song, and personal reflection to tell a universal story of the refugee experience.