Moses Brown School is pleased to announce the hiring of Michael Cameron as its next Director of Upper School Admission. Michael brings a wealth of experience in admissions and enrollment management with a proven track record of success in developing and implementing strategic recruitment strategies.

What does a second-grade report card filled with D's have to do with inspiring a room full of upper school students? For award-winning poet Tina Chang, the answer is: everything. Tina visited Moses Brown School on Thursday, February 24, to share her journey of overcoming academic struggles and finding her voice through poetry, captivating students with her honesty and powerful words.  

In April, our 6th graders wrapped up an amazing science project all about volcanoes!

Our upper school Design at Human Scale students have been busy crafting unique clocks for faculty and staff in the spaces where they work.

Moses Brown School is pleased to announce the appointment of Amy Cembor as its inaugural Dean of College and Academic Counseling.

A new New York Times article, which quotes middle school teacher Jon Gold, covers AI tool use in education and how some educators are exploring generative AI for their tasks and preparation while also expressing significant ethical concerns about how teachers and students might use the same technology for their classwork.

As part of their chocolate unit, first graders recently teamed up with an upper school Economics class. Together, they explored where food comes from, using chocolate as an example to learn about the supply chain and Fair Trade practices, which ensure fair treatment and pay for farmers and workers. The economics students led the younger students in a supply chain simulation they created.

On April 6, the Middle School Ethics Bowl team competed in the 3rd Annual Middle School Regional Ethics Bowl at Harvard University.

Moses Brown School's extensive alumni network provides an invaluable resource for students as they explore future career options.

Moses Brown School is excited to announce the completion and reopening of the newly renovated indoor track within the Waughtel-Howe Field House. As of Wednesday, April 9, our student-athletes have access to the state-of-the-art track surface, made possible by a generous philanthropic gift the school received earlier this year.

A meaningful gift from an anonymous family has created an endowment supporting Moses Brown School’s Visiting Poet Series, ensuring its legacy for years to come.

A group of Moses Brown School students and faculty traded relaxation for real impact over spring break on a service learning trip to Ecuador. Collaborating with CAEMBA, they aimed to provide sustainable housing for vulnerable communities. This trip, one of Moses Brown’s travel, research, and immersion programs (TRIPs), demonstrates the tangible difference that can be made in just ten days.

Moses Brown School is thrilled to announce that alumnus Chris Savage, co-founder and CEO of Wistia, will deliver the commencement address at the school's 2025 graduation ceremony.

Moses Brown's talented young string musicians delivered outstanding performances at the Rhode Island Music Educators Association (RIMEA) Junior-Senior Orchestra Festival held Wednesday, April 2 at South Kingstown High School.

Third graders learn by playing, and math games are a great way to practice math facts and number sense, and also build social skills like flexibility, persistence, and patience.