There is a quiet intensity that takes over the room when our Cybersecurity teams get to work. It’s a mix of rapid-fire collaboration, meticulous attention to detail, and the kind of team spirit that defines the Husky experience.
While many associate science with silent labs and solitary study, the true spirit of inquiry is found in the moment a student steps forward to share a discovery with the world.
In February, a small group of Huskies took part in a unique experiment by attending the inaugural Pollyanna National Conference. While most events are designed for a single audience — such as a student leadership summit or a faculty workshop — Pollyanna required us to build a “pod.” This model brought students, parents, teachers, and administrators together at the same table to collaborate on building a stronger, kinder school community.
Upper School Freshman Class Dean Andrew Kane shares seven key things he wishes parents knew before their students start high school.
Our Upper School Team shares information about students in grades 9-12 at Flint Hill can become leaders.
Want to know how Flint Hill Upper School students choose their courses each year? We provide an insider’s look at the process.
Flint Hill offers students many paths to dig into school life. Hear from three Upper School students about what they’re doing outside of class.
Follow Hunter ’24 as she goes to her classes, lunch, and a tennis meet.
Follow Karan ’26 as he goes to math, English, clay club, and swim practice.
Follow Athena ’26 as she goes to class and the Learning Center, hangs with friends, has lunch, attends a pep rally, and later heads to a robotics competition.