We're building a school—and the excitement is contagious! Head of School Mick Gee recently visited Kirsten and Katherine's 4PreK class to read "Let's Build a School" and answer the preschoolers' eager questions about their future middle and upper school.

Welcome back, everyone! As we start a new year, we invite you to take a look at five of Rowland Hall's most exciting stories from 2024. rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

Kindergartners had the best time visiting the Lincoln Street Campus last week as part of their ongoing community studies. Guided by some of their Upper School friends, the students enjoyed checking out where the big kids spend their days.

We’re thrilled to share that our Director of Operations, Ann Burnett, has been honored with a 2024 NBOA Professional Achievement Award! Ann is one of just 10 independent school business office professionals worldwide to receive this recognition, celebrating her exceptional contributions to school operations. For 26 years, Ann’s unwavering commitment, leadership, and care have been the bedrock of Rowland Hall’s facilities and community. Her dedication is truly extraordinary, and this award is a well-deserved testament to her impact. Please join us in congratulating Ann on this remarkable achievement!

Last month, student volunteers from Brady Smith's eighth-grade English class ventured north to Idaho to participate in the Wuda Ogwa Planting Days. Now in their second year, the Planting Days are an endeavor by the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation to help restore the land at the site of the Bear River Massacre, one of the deadliest attacks on Native Americans in United States history. The eighth graders were beginning their interdisciplinary unit on Native American history and literature, and partnered with Rowland Hall’s Center for Community Impact to coordinate this wonderful, educational, and highly impactful experience. Learn more about the event and hear from Brady Smith and eighth grader Shea G. in @utahpublicradio coverage: upr.org/environment/2024-11-…

When choosing a school, kids have a voice too! That's what inspired fifth-grade interns Nicky C., Kyeran G., and Nora S. to create a blog post to help prospective students and their families better understand what makes our school special. rowlandhall.org/admission/bl…

Our Lower School Kids of Color affinity group turned their afternoon into a meaningful act of service, assembling peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the St. Vincent de Paul Dining Hall. Dozens of Beginning and Lower School students, along with parents and Upper School helpers, worked together to prepare each sandwich, adding a handwritten note of joy to share warmth and encouragement. The sandwiches were then passed along and distributed to unhoused individuals in need. Great job, everyone!

Our friends at @OklandConst worked tirelessly yesterday, starting at 2 AM, to lay the foundation for the new Steiner Campus. This marked another major milestone as we moved closer to going vertical and seeing our future Middle School, Upper School, Athletic Complex, and Performing Arts Center take shape.

Another successful Grandparents Day is in the books! Thank you to the hundreds of grandparents and special guests who joined us to celebrate this cherished tradition.

It's opening night! Join us for our theatre production of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical tonight, tomorrow, and Saturday at 7 pm in the Larimer Center for the Performing Arts. rowlandhall.org/arts/theatre…

It's never too early to learn about wise spending and saving. That's why our Upper School Business, Finance, and Entrepreneurship students recently came to the McCarthey Campus to teach financial literacy lessons to first and third graders. rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

Last month, Rowland Hall families came together for an evening of hands-on exploration and creativity at our annual Family Maker Night. From launching rockets to crafting rubber band helicopters, it was a night filled with curiosity and innovation.

A different campus, a more complex schedule, class changes, multiple teachers—sixth grade is full of big transitions. That's why the sixth-grade team kicks off each year with a focus on building belonging and confidence in each new middle schooler. rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

In Tiya Karaus’s second-grade classroom, a cross-curricular partnership with music teacher Susan Swidnicki brought the study of bugs to life, turning science lessons into an inspiring blend of movement, rhythm, and creativity. rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

Last month, our 4PreK students celebrated the arrival of fall with a joyful Harvest Celebration! They giggled while playing in the leaves, crafted imaginative cucumber cars, transported pumpkins in carts, and embarked on a scavenger hunt through the Nature Yard.

Have you listened to our new podcast yet? Did you know that the theme song for Rowland Hall Stories was composed by our very own alum, Sam Morse '24? Read about Sam's inspiration for the song and what he hopes listeners take away from the podcast: rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

Halloween is a big deal in the Middle School! 🎃 Students and faculty go all out with creative costumes, spooky decorations, and festive activities that fill the day with fun and excitement. 👻

Rowland Hall Debate has been a force on the national scene, but earlier this month, they went global. Eight debaters traveled to Taiwan to compete in their first-ever international tournament, where they proudly represented us on the world stage. rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

The PrinciPALS, along with some of their friends, are back in the office this week with a new episode that features a panel discussion on the parenting book that's been making waves since March: 'The Anxious Generation.' rowlandhall.org/fineprint/st…

We're thrilled to announce the theme for the 2025 Rowland Hall Auction: Derby Day! Join us on May 3, 2025, as we bring the excitement and elegance of the Kentucky Derby to Salt Lake City. rowlandhall.org/giving/aucti…