If you will need to take an assessment during the conflict block due to multiple classes in the same department, please be sure to complete this quick-and-easy form! If you will need to take an assessment during the conflict block due to an early departure from campus, first make sure that you have received permission…

Girls Varsity Crew will be racing against Middlesex and Nobles this Saturday, May 12th at 2pm at the Middlesex School Paumgarten Boathouse Concord River. Parking There is no parking at the Boathouse.  Parking will be available on the corner of Riveredge Road, 261 Nashua Rd. There are bathrooms available for spectators at this address. On race days,…

Holocaust speaker, Bernice Lewis, will be presenting “History Alive” at Deerfield on Monday, May 7 from 6:30-7:30pm in the Garonzik Auditorium. Ms. Lewis will speak about her family’s escape from Nazi Germany in the early 1940’s, addressing the importance of family histories and all that we can learn from them. According to bernicelewis.com, Ms. Lewis “has…

Teamwork, perseverance and problem solving; these were qualities and life values shown by the Electric Vehicle Engineering group on Thursday when competing at LimeRock CT. Though neither team #797 nor #888 were winners, they were both crowd favorites. Gavin Fuller began driving #797 with the experimental 48V system before power failed on second driver Kellam…

What can be better than an afternoon on the river, witnessing the skill, discipline and huge effort that our rowers put into their sport? While I glided along the river on Coach Berger’s launch, I was able to watch up close the effects of team work and coordination, as the four boats raced one another,…

Classes of 2013, 2014 and 2015! Get a jump-start on your Summer Reading for next fall!

English teacher Gina Apostol has an opinion piece about the Philippines and its relationship with the US in this weekend’s edition of the New York Times. She writes, ”THE Philippines is haunted by its relationship with the United States. I remember the day, in 1991, when the Military Bases Agreement between the two countries was rescinded.…

Thanks to a fund established in 2000 by Sheldon (Class of ’45) and Marilyn MacLeod, fourteen Deerfield community members were treated last Saturday to an outstanding performance of Verdi’s La Traviata at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Surprisingly, the lead soprano, Natalie Dessay, was able to perform only the first act—due to a cold—so…

Enjoy this short film created by Alcides Soares ’12!