Read on, boys. Love books. Grow your mind. Check out summer reading for all divisions.
All News
Gilman's 2022 Memorial Day Convocation was a chance for the community to reflect upon and honor those who, by serving the greater good, have helped to shape our country and our School.
Read a message from Headmaster Henry P. A. Smyth for an update on Gilman's Director of CIE search.
“During the pandemic, people were struggling, and many were coping with that on their own. I wanted to find a way to connect them to resources and make wellness visible and fun.” said Director of Wellness and Support Christina Kim.
Congratulations to our Penn fellows, Kate Bradley and Jaakirah Reid, who will soon complete their masters in education from the University of Pennsylvania. Read on to learn about their journeys to Gilman through the Penn Fellows Independent School Teaching Residency (ISTR) program.
Check out the recommended reading list from the Gilman Libraries as we celebrate Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) Heritage Month.
We are pleased to welcome back to campus many of the organizations with whom we partner to provide fun and educational summer opportunities. Additionally, many of these experiences continue throughout the school year at Gilman and in our surrounding community.
Throughout the month of April, Gilman Archivist Johanna Schein organized faculty-student trivia matches at assemblies in all three divisions, pulling from Gilman's 125 years of rich history. Test your Gilman knowledge!
We are very excited to share that the new Wellness page on our website is live! Members of our community can learn more about Gilman's philosophy for holistic wellness at the School, some of our signature programs, and the faculty and staff who make up our wellness teams. This page is only beginning, and we envision it becoming a hub for our community. The content we anticipate adding will relate to specialized academic and social-emotional support, the Health Center, resources for employees, and resources for families.
An eager audience in Centennial Hall welcomed author Isabel Wilkerson, who joined the Gilman community virtually on Tuesday, March 29. The winner of a Pulitzer Prize and a National Humanities Medal and the author of two critically acclaimed New York Times bestsellers focused her talk on radical empathy and understanding our past in order to make meaningful changes in the future.