List of 10 news stories.

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  Neon Nights! Auction 2023

  Ready, Set, Glow! Join us on Saturday, April 1 at 5:30pm for the party of the year, Neon Nights!
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  New Faculty Departments Enhance Student Learning

  The start of the 2021-22 school year brought some exciting new opportunities for collaboration and consistency across our program as Seven Hills restructured and formalized four departments on campus: K-8 Arts, ECE-8 Student Services, ECE-8 Environmental Stewardship, and ECE-8 Technology and Library Sciences.
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  New Leaders Join the Seven Hills Team

  Seven Hills is excited to begin the 2022-23 school year with three new administrators: Jennifer Arnest, Tanner Ragland, and Victor Llanque Zonta.
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  Taking Learning Outside the Classroom and Into the World

  As Seven Hills has reintroduced touchstones of our program that were on pause during the pandemic, the returns of field trips and overnight trips have stood out as integral experiences for out-of-the-box teaching and deep learning.
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  Middle School Students Explore New Scanning Electron Microscope

  With a generous gift to the science program from a Seven Hills donor, Seven Hills was able to purchase and acquire its own scanning electron microscope (SEM).
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  Seven Hills Hires Next Head of Lower School

  We are very pleased to announce that the next Head of Lower School will be Jennifer Arnest.
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  Career Pathways: The Future of Work

  Join us virtually for our annual Career Pathways event on Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 6:30pm.
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  A Cross-Curricular Water Week

  During the last week of October, while many 7th and 8th graders were traveling on their outdoor education trips, 6th graders and a handful of 8th graders were engaged in a week-long, project-based experience focused on water.
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  Connection: A Foundation to Whole Child Education

  Seven Hills students’ learning outcomes were possible because of, not in spite of, the time spent on care and connection.
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  Creating Space: Faculty and Staff Engage in Racial Affinity Work

  The logistical challenges of COVID did not get in the way of Seven Hills’ work to become an even more equitable and inclusive learning community.