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.
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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.
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Gary Smilowitz brings almost 30 years of experience in naval aviation and engineering to Flint Hill, where he’s onto his third career: teaching.
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For students, a sense of connection with others and belonging to a community benefits every aspect of their health, improves family relationships, reduces risk-taking behaviors, and enhances academic performance.
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The careers our youngest Huskies will someday pursue may not even exist yet. But what will always matter are the human skills that endure: creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, adaptability, and integrity.
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To cultivate young scientists with strong logic and reasoning, our new chemistry and biology courses make science relevant by combining advanced topics with student-driven interests.
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This interdisciplinary exploration delves into the multifaceted experiences of African Americans, from ancient African kingdoms to the present day.
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Flint Hill’s commitment to experiential learning was on full display in Dr. Christine Allred’s English II Honors course, where students didn’t just read “The Great Gatsby” — they put its characters on trial.
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Upper School Freshman Class Dean Andrew Kane shares seven key things he wishes parents knew before their students start high school.
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A VAIS committee completed its 10-Year Accreditation Visit in April 2024. The committee reported its immediate findings in this short presentation to faculty and staff.
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