The Class of 2026 began their graduation celebrations with the traditional Baccalaureate service at the Church of St. John the Divine. Selected by the students, Upper School History faculty member Russell Hardin delivered a heartwarming address, and Head Prefect Nathan Kim shared heartfelt reflections and words of encouragement with his classmates.
Made possible by the Olga McLaren Poetry Endowment, students welcomed authors and poets Matthew Burgess and Allan Wolf, who shared their writing process and love of poetry with students.
The St. John’s Visual Arts Program welcomes local artist, medical graphic designer and SJS alum Sheila Herman Hall ’97 as this year’s Artist-in-Residence!