Pingree School

Seventeen-year-old Pingree student Caroline Rogers '23 recently achieved the incredible feat of completing the Boston Marathon, her first-ever attempt at a race that distance. In the process, she raised more than $12,000 for charity.

Pingree School is proud to announce its honor roll recipients for the second trimester of the 2023-2024 academic year. Honor Roll is calculated at the end of each trimester on the basis of the grades earned during that trimester only. Students in the top 10% of each class earn High Honors; students in the second 10% of each class earn Honors; students in the third 10% of each class are placed on the Head of School's List.

Maddie Landers '23, an impact player on the Pingree School girls varsity soccer team, has been named a United Soccer Coaches All-American and invited to participate in the High School All-American Game.

The fall of 2022 has been an exciting one for the Pingree Highlander athletics program, culminating in three teams winning their New England titles: girls cross country, girls soccer, and field hockey.

On November 9, nine Pingree School student-athletes in the class of 2023 committed to continuing their athletics careers as they transition into college.

Congratulations to Aramis Negron '21 and Mackenzie Holian '23 for their success in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards! Aramis was awarded a Silver Key for his poetry work Isla de la Orgullosa. Mackenzie was awarded a Gold Key for her journalistic work "William Jefferson Convicted of Bribery; The Proof-All $90,000 of it-Found in His Freezer," a Silver Key for her journalistic work "Harry Styles is the First Male to Appear Solo on the Cover of Vogue-It Seems Like His Outfit Will Make More History Than Styles Himself," and Honorable Mentions for her personal essay and memoir pieces "Love Song" and "Between The Pages."