A partnership between Hutchison Serves and the Hutchison Farm sparked the lower school girls' interests to participate in a hands-on project so they can give back to the community.
Recently, first graders planted over 200 square feet of the farm in salad greens so they could eventually harvest it and donate it to the Mid-South Food Bank. Fourth grade girls harvested, washed, and packed more than thirty pounds of lettuce, spinach, kale, collard greens, salad mix, and radishes.
Lower school girls were able to donate over 40 pounds of food to the food bank, all from the Hutchison Farm! All of the produce was delivered to the Mid-South Food Bank truck by helpers in kindergarten and first grade. In addition to the fresh produce, girls collected and donated non-perishable food.
Not only does the experience give the girls the opportunity to collect and donate food to the community, it also teaches the girls how to harvest fresh vegetables from a real farm. The multidisciplinary project allows girls to explore a unique blend of social and natural sciences while learning about farming firsthand.
Four generations. Seven monologues. Ann Marie Gaines ‘27 wrote and performed a thought-provoking play about life as a Black teenager for her myExperience project.
Hutchison Now highlights recent graduates early in their careers who embody how a Hutchison education can lead anywhere you can imagine. We spoke with Blair Threlkeld, a speech-language pathologist who works with patients who have sustained neurological injuries.
Long-time teachers Meredith Moore and Marilyn Carter first joined the Hutchison community as moms. This year, they both begin a new chapter at the Hive as lower school teachers.
Upper school girls learned more about women entrepreneurs through visits to local businesses and guided Hutchison fourth graders through their Strong Women presentations.
Ali Chesney was presented with the Elizabeth Abernathy Hull Award, which recognizes the outstanding achievements of individuals furthering the early environmental education of youth.
One of our most highly decorated athletes, Ava’s accolades speak for themself: Daily Memphian Player of the Year, Commercial Appeal All-Metro Player of the Year, a TSSAA Miss Basketball finalist, four-time All-Region selection, and a 1,000+ career point scorer.
Hutchison’s assistant head of school is the first recipient of the Lynn Parkes Award, which is given to a former student-athlete who has had a profound impact on the community through women's athletics.
Hutchison Now highlights graduates early in their careers who embody how a Hutchison education can lead anywhere you can imagine. We spoke with Gaby Nair ’14, Ph.D., a Postgraduate Research Associate in Politics at Princeton University, where she recently completed her PhD in political theory. She is also a former Morehead-Cain Scholar at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Hutchison is thrilled to announce that Kristan Ash will be leading the Hutchison lacrosse program. She steps into the role of Varsity Head Coach starting in the 2026-2027 school year.