Recent News

Meet the newest members of the Baldwin community. 

Madeline Perry, Director of Squash, led Team USA to a strong performance at the Pan American Junior Championships in June. 

On Thursday, June 6, 61 seniors graduated from The Baldwin School as the 131st graduating class. These seniors earned 286 acceptances to 146 colleges and universities. Over 80 percent were admitted to their top choice schools.

Athletics hosted the Spring Sports Awards Assembly on Monday evening in the Simpson Center to celebrate the season and announce team MVP winners and next year's co-captains.

On Tuesday, June 4, Baldwin recognized outstanding seniors and select members of the junior class at Class Day in celebration of their high academic achievements and demonstration of Baldwin’s ideals in their everyday lives.

The senior Environmental Science class spent the month of April completing a capstone project in which they researched a problem, educated others and then attempted to innovate a solution.

Varsity squash player Meghna Sreedhar '20 was named a 2018-19 US Squash All-American.

Baldwin's Middle School and Upper School chapters participated in the 41st annual Technology Student Association (TSA) State Conference April 10-13, held at Seven Springs Resort near Pittsburgh, PA. 

Five student-athletes from Baldwin School's Class of 2019 took part in a special spring college commitment ceremony April 8 at the Athletic Center Multipurpose Room.

The fall 2017 varsity soccer team was recognized by the United Soccer Coaches organization with the 2017-18 High School Team Academic Award.

The Scholastic Arts and Writing Award is a nationwide contest that honors outstanding achievement in high school visual and literary arts. This year, Baldwin students earned 47 awards.

When a story begins "Once upon a time," readers expect a tale set long, long ago in a faraway kingdom with princesses, witches, heroes, talking animals, magic and adventure. People have favorite stories such as "Sleeping Beauty" and "Little Red Riding Hood," but people don't mind seeing those stories updated and modernized.