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After five consecutive appearances at the USA Hockey National Championships, one of our CCYHA Selects Hockey teams has done it. Our U18s have won the National title! This tournament showcases the top 16 Tier I Midget AAA Youth Hockey teams in the country, and after a season focusing on commitment, emotional balance, belief, and teamwork, our boys achieved their dream.

Coming up on the heels of representing Team USA at the World Junior Championship, Andrew Peeke ’16 is in the spotlight once again – this time, in the Frozen Four. The time has come for the annual battle for the NCAA Division I Men’s Ice Hockey Championship, and Peeke is poised to fight for the title with the #1 seeded University of Notre Dame Fighting Irish, starting with the semifinal game vs. #2 University of Michigan TONIGHT, April 5, at 9:30 p.m. ET in St. Paul, MN.

We are proud to announce that for the first time ever, all three of our CCYHA Selects Hockey teams have made it to the 2018 National Championships! The USA Hockey-hosted tournament is set to take place April 5-10 and will feature the top Tier I youth hockey teams across the nation in the ultimate competition for the championship title.

In 2023 South Kent School will be 100 years old! One of the ways we plan to celebrate is with the publication of a school history entitled South Kent School: The First Century.  Paul Abbott has agreed to help compile and edit the volume but we hope the main authors will be those of you who witnessed and participated in the making of South Kent School history.

The South Kent School Cardinals were back at it again for the winter season. This time, it was the resilient, adaptable, tenacious robotics team who came together and made a name for themselves in the state of Connecticut

Shayne Gostisbehere ’11 isn’t just a South Kent School alumnus. Before coming to the  Hillside, the Philadelphia Flyers defenseman attended Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for two years. A native of Pembroke Pines, FL, the tragic events of February 14 hit close to home, literally: not only was he a student at Stoneman Douglas, but his grandparents live only a mile from the school.

Head of School, Andrew Vadnais along with Fourth and Fifth Form Dean, Chief Operations Officer, Nancy Lyon, will be traveling to China at the end of March and would love to meet up with South Kent Alumni, Families, and Accepted Students.

Artwork from 21 South Kent School students has been selected for the Kent Art Association student show and will be on display the weekend of March 10-11 from 1:00-5:00 pm. 

The quarterfinal matchup is 5pm, Wednesday 2/28/18 with the SKS Prep Basketball team taking on the MacDuffie School in a home game in Brown Gymnasium.

Hope to see you there!