Cora Winnig ’31 won first place in a Tome Student Literacy Society poetry competition.
For her poem “Griselda,” Cora earned first place in the middle school poetry contest at TomeCon, a convention in Georgia that hosts over 2,000 students. She submitted her poem as part of our middle school’s Tome Student Literacy Society, which allows our girls to take a deeper dive into various types of books and offers opportunities to show off their literacy skills by competing in contests. Sixth grade English teacher Sydney Freibaum and middle and upper school librarian Marie Ryall sponsor the student organization at Hutchison.
“It is not surprising to me that Cora won first place!” Freibaum said. “She is an avid reader, a lover of writing, and someone who approaches everything she does with diligence and empathy. We are so proud of her!”
Tome Society provides book lists, book club activities, and curriculum materials for educators. By participating in the group, our girls grow in their self-esteem, leadership skills, character, and ethics, and they nurture critical thinking, creativity, and imagination in the digital age.
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.
We asked Kristen Farmer Davis ’99 about some of her past experiences, how those influence her work with Hutchison students today, and what she’s excited about in her new role.
Hutchison’s Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum weaves critical skills development throughout the school day. As girls progress to the next grade and beyond, they revisit the same traits that they first learned in Early Childhood.
Congratulations to the 18 middle and upper school girls who won Scholastic Writing Awards in the recent Alliance for Young Artists & Writers competition!
It’s a special memory for Gabrielle Arkle ’12. When she was younger, she visited the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida. The museum features more than 150 restored aircraft representing the Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard aviation.
If there’s one thing Elizabeth Blankenship-Singh ’08 knows about, it’s pivoting. It’s something she has done successfully several times and something she believes Hutchison prepared her well for.
The best coaches teach you lessons that last long after the final buzzer. Ten alumnae hope to impart what they learned through Hutchison athletics by coaching girls in sports such as soccer, basketball, lacrosse, and volleyball.
Hutchison Now highlights graduates early in their careers who embody how a Hutchison education can lead anywhere you can imagine. We spoke with Hannah Freeman ’20, a trade and investment officer for healthcare and life sciences at the British Embassy in Washington, D.C.
While studying dinosaurs, Anne Willson’s pre-kindergarten class became interested in volcanoes. They worked together to build their own and joyfully watched their creation erupt.