News and Events

Gilman School is proud to announce that four of its auxiliary and programmatic offerings have been voted on and regionally recognized as the best in Baltimore for 2025 in Baltimore's Child magazine.

From students to new alumni: congratulations, graduates and families! From the  Founders Day recording and program to photo album and story links from senior-related events throughout the year, this page is your source for all things Class of 2025!

Max Kunisaki '25 graduated on June 7, holding eight School swim records, having broken some that had stood for decades. Read more about his progression through the sport at Gilman and where he's headed next as a collegiate athlete.

Gilman’s 2025 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.

Gilman recognized many Upper School students for achieving excellence in various pursuits, including academics, athletics, the arts, and service, during the annual Awards Day Ceremony on May 19.

In honor of APIDA Heritage Month, acclaimed actor, author, and activist Maulik Pancholy (“30 Rock” and other titles) spoke at Middle School assembly. “Whenever I opened a book or watched a TV show, I rarely saw a lead character who looked like me or who was going through the things I was going through,” Pancholy said.

For the African American Leadership Project (AALP), fourth grade held its annual alumni panel discussion on May 12, 2025. This event is part of the curriculum where boys learn about the history of Maryland and Black leaders, past and present, who have made a difference in our state and beyond. Associate Director of CIE Joe Valentine-White ’07 served as moderator for the discussion with the following alumni: Donell Thompson, Jr. ’91, Tim Scott ’91, Richard Young ’07, and Rock Harrison ’93.

Gilman’s Director of Strategic Information and Innovation Tye Campbell was named one of three Pillar Award recipients by the Association of Technology Leaders in Independent Schools. This prestigious award recognizes individuals who have made a significant impact on the independent school tech industry through their work.

As part of a new program called Book Bites, FLIK, Gilman’s dining service provider, has teamed up with Gilman faculty and staff to bring resources to students about healthy eating. “This signature program combines the joy of reading with the importance of understanding and appreciating nutritious choices,” FLIK’s website reads.