What a production! 🎭The Upper School theater department’s recent rendition of Romeo & Juliet was a testament to the dozens of students who made it possible, onstage and behind the scenes. #DelphianTheater
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Congratulations to the Upper School’s theater department for putting on a fantastic interpretation of A Christmas Carol: Scrooge and Marley last fall! 🎭We can’t wait to see what they’re working on this coming year.
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“Formal training might be the right approach in some cases, due to complexity or perceived efficiency, but in our digital world, there are always new educational resources and paths,” says Mark Siegel, our assistant head of school.
Read here:
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The Delphian School’s volleyball team — one of the youngest in the league — got used to being underestimated last year.🏐
But they held their own, made the playoffs, and finished with a .500 record.
#DelphianVolleyball
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Preparing for college is no small feat. Here’s what you can do today to get your scholar ready for the next step in their educational journey. #CollegePreparation
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Can’t decide between a residential (boarding) school and a day school for your child? Here’s a forceful case for the former, from educator Helen Waldron:
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Massive thanks to Archangel founder Josh Weinberg, who generously donated a state-of-the-art interactive Samsung touchscreen to Delphian School’s Tech Lab.
This thing is pretty cool!
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Technology is rapidly changing the science and business of tutoring, and we all need to prepare, writes Delphian’s Assistant Head of School Mark Siegel in Government Technology.
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Delphian recently launched a player-sharing arrangement to boost their athletic departments’ competitiveness. ⚽
As the first “trade,” our very own Coco RoseCoates headed over to Sheridan High School Spartans’ soccer team. She did great!
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The Ethics and Integrity Handbook for Teens is a life-changing resource for young people and parents looking for purpose, direction and clarity.
Its lessons are even more timely today.
Pick up your copy here:
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Our varsity boys’ soccer team made state for the fourth consecutive year! ⚽
Congrats, guys! Keep up the good work. #DelphianSoccer
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Hundreds of choral students converged on Spokane in January, including some of our very own Delphian singers! It’s beautiful to see Delphian students spreading joy in the world.🎶
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“The pursuit of knowledge as a game is fundamental to Delphian’s approach to education,” Head of School Trevor Ott told the crowd at Parent Orientation Day last September.
Read the full transcript of his remarks here:
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All due praise to our latest Form completions, from Beginner 1 all the way up to Form 7. We never fail to be inspired by our scholars’ progress through Delphian.
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Our home cross-country course is notoriously difficult. They call it Conquer the Hill for a reason.🏃
Well, our runners sure know how to Conquer the Hill. We’ll take a little home-course advantage when we can get it! #ConquerTheHill
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We caught up with Lee Rector (class of 2009) and Savana St. Aubin (class of 2012) recently to talk about their work as volunteer Heads of Alumni Engagement and Communication for the Delphian Alumni Association. Check out the full interview:
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ICYMI: The Delphian School’s Alumni Weekend 2023 was a smashing success, bringing more than 200 students, family and alums together to celebrate our community. #DelphianSchoolAlumni
See you this year?
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Ever been tempted to take the easy way out, even when you know it’s not the ethical course of action? #TeenIntegrity
Then The Ethics and Integrity Handbook for Teens is for you (yes, even if you’re no longer a teen).
https://t.co/afG5yI3NFw
“Learning must go far beyond the ability to pass the tests students are exposed to in high school” writes assistant head of school Mark Siegel in this op-ed for Government Technology.
#TechSkills#LearnByDoing
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