Our Mission
Honoring its founder’s vision, Emma Willard School proudly fosters in each young woman a love of learning, the habits of an intellectual life, and the character, moral strength, and qualities of leadership to serve and shape her world.
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More than a school, a thriving community
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Madame Willard’s Cartography Highlighted in Atlas Obscura
Read MoreEmma Willard School proudly boasts a founder who was not only a pioneer and advocate for girls’ education and author of many early textbooks, but who is also credited with being the first female cartographer in America. A recent article in Atlas Obscura describes Madame Emma Hart Willard’s map making accomplishments.
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Madame Willard’s Cartography Highlighted in Atlas Obscura
Emma Willard School proudly boasts a founder who was not only a pioneer and advocate for girls’ education and author of many early textbooks, but who is also credited with being the first female cartographer in America. A recent article in Atlas Obscura describes Madame Emma Hart Willard’s map making accomplishments. -
"Maineland" Sheds Light on International Student Experiences
Emma Willard School held its first Speaker Series event of the year on Monday, October 15, welcoming Miao Wang, the filmmaker behind the documentary Maineland. -
Emma Alumnae Honored Locally
Two Capital Region Emma alumnae were recently honored for their exceptional leadership in business. Julie Massry Knox ’98 and Andrea Hanley ’95, were honorees at the Albany Times Union Women@Work event, and The Albany Business Review’s Women Who Mean Business Luncheon, respectively.
List of 3 events.
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