Darlington School will officially welcome the holidays with the 40th Annual Service of Lessons & Carols on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. in Morris Chapel. This free event is open to the public and sponsored by the Darlington "Y" Cabinet, and will be led primarily by members of the student body.
The lower-level locker rooms in the Huffman Athletic Center received a facelift during Thanksgiving break thanks to generous donations from members of the Darlington Community.
Darlington students in grades 3-12 participated in Darlington's 7th Annual Technology Competition on Nov. 30, showcasing a wide variety of projects that highlighted their skills in animation, 3D design, video production, robotics, programming, and everything in between.
Darlington's Jabberwokk recently earned the Georgia Scholastic Press Association's All-Georgia distinction, distinguishing the yearbook as the best in the state, and The Inkslinger literary magazine earned a rating of Excellent.
Outstanding athletes in varsity spirit and competition cheerleading, cross country, football, softball, and volleyball were recognized at the Fall Sports Assembly on Monday, Nov. 13, in Morris Chapel.
The 2023 editions of the Jabberwokk yearbook and Inkslinger literary magazine have earned high marks from the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA).
Darlington School's Accelerated Learning Program for Dyslexia is well-known as a leader in Northwest Georgia for its cutting-edge approach to dyslexia remediation. That's why Berry College recently sought out the expertise and leadership of Jessica Laliberte, director of the Teaching & Learning Center, to be a guest lecturer in the field of dyslexia and learning differences.
Calista (Harden) Smith (’95, LD ’18) knew as early as sixth grade that she wanted to go to boarding school. She was fascinated by the idea of living and learning in the same space, and jumped at the chance to move from Ohio to Georgia to attend Darlington her freshman year.
You might say that Darlington was Katharine (French) Flory’s (’82, LD '20) window to the world. After a transformative three-year boarding experience, she went on to study abroad in college, travel extensively, and forge a successful 30+-year career for a large bio-pharmaceutical company with a global presence.
The fine arts department collaborated with muralist Xaivier Ringer ('04, LD '23) to create a brand centered around their purpose to inspire students to engage their creativity and explore the benefit and transformative power of the arts.
As Darlington kicks off its Alumni Weekend celebration today, the Alumni Office is pleased to announce that Dr. Bob Hortman ('72) is the recipient of the 2023 Distinguished Alumnus Award.
Darlington's fine arts department and the Darlington Players will present "12 Angry Jurors," adapted by Sherman L. Sergel and based on the Emmy award-winning television movie “12 Angry Men,” by Reginald Rose. Performances are Oct. 13-15 in the Zelle Black Box Theatre. Showtimes are 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Darlington School will officially welcome the holidays with the 40th Annual Service of Lessons & Carols on Sunday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. in Morris Chapel. This free event is open to the public and sponsored by the Darlington "Y" Cabinet, and will be led primarily by members of the student body.
The lower-level locker rooms in the Huffman Athletic Center received a facelift during Thanksgiving break thanks to generous donations from members of the Darlington Community.
Darlington students in grades 3-12 participated in Darlington's 7th Annual Technology Competition on Nov. 30, showcasing a wide variety of projects that highlighted their skills in animation, 3D design, video production, robotics, programming, and everything in between.
Darlington's Jabberwokk recently earned the Georgia Scholastic Press Association's All-Georgia distinction, distinguishing the yearbook as the best in the state, and The Inkslinger literary magazine earned a rating of Excellent.
Outstanding athletes in varsity spirit and competition cheerleading, cross country, football, softball, and volleyball were recognized at the Fall Sports Assembly on Monday, Nov. 13, in Morris Chapel.
The 2023 editions of the Jabberwokk yearbook and Inkslinger literary magazine have earned high marks from the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA).
Darlington School's Accelerated Learning Program for Dyslexia is well-known as a leader in Northwest Georgia for its cutting-edge approach to dyslexia remediation. That's why Berry College recently sought out the expertise and leadership of Jessica Laliberte, director of the Teaching & Learning Center, to be a guest lecturer in the field of dyslexia and learning differences.
Calista (Harden) Smith (’95, LD ’18) knew as early as sixth grade that she wanted to go to boarding school. She was fascinated by the idea of living and learning in the same space, and jumped at the chance to move from Ohio to Georgia to attend Darlington her freshman year.
You might say that Darlington was Katharine (French) Flory’s (’82, LD '20) window to the world. After a transformative three-year boarding experience, she went on to study abroad in college, travel extensively, and forge a successful 30+-year career for a large bio-pharmaceutical company with a global presence.
The fine arts department collaborated with muralist Xaivier Ringer ('04, LD '23) to create a brand centered around their purpose to inspire students to engage their creativity and explore the benefit and transformative power of the arts.
As Darlington kicks off its Alumni Weekend celebration today, the Alumni Office is pleased to announce that Dr. Bob Hortman ('72) is the recipient of the 2023 Distinguished Alumnus Award.
Darlington's fine arts department and the Darlington Players will present "12 Angry Jurors," adapted by Sherman L. Sergel and based on the Emmy award-winning television movie “12 Angry Men,” by Reginald Rose. Performances are Oct. 13-15 in the Zelle Black Box Theatre. Showtimes are 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
