Moses Brown School has announced that Associate Head of School Ron Dalgliesh will conclude 17 years of service to the school later this fall to take on the role of Chief Development & Global Sales Officer at Edesia Nutrition.  

During the first full week of school, our middle school went on the annual Team Trips which spanned three days (and two nights) in a rural location in different parts of New England

Congratulations to the five Moses Brown School seniors who have been selected as semifinalists for the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program.

The lawn in front of Middle House became filled with the spirit of community on Wednesday, September 4 as the entire school and senior families gathered to celebrate the start of a new year in an annual practice called Convocation.

9th Grade students spent two days in South China, Maine at Friends Camp for their orientation experience.

Moses Brown is very pleased to welcome the following new faculty members to our school community!

“The island of São Miguel in the Azores is a social innovation wonder!,” enthused MB’s Director of Global Education & Social Innovation Gara Field. A group of upper school students and recent graduates, and three faculty chaperones, made the journey to the islands of Azores, Portugal.

Senior Mandarin students during spring 2024 were given a fun project by teacher Qiong Waters: to record their own version of a popular song, but in Mandarin.

A group of rising seventh graders adventured to Prudence Island, where they explored salt marshes and shorelines as part of the Narragansett Bay Estuarine Research Reserve's educational program.

A fascinating presentation about climate change, human impact, his work, and encouraged students to be agents of change for our environment. 

In late May, 7th graders (now rising 8th graders) visited historical sites during their Boston Challenge, an annual project for the class. The experience is designed to greatly broaden their knowledge of the city which is steeped in history. They researched a historical personality and/or place to present at a site-specific location.

As her senior project in 2023, Lily Larson painted her "Land Acknowledgement Mural" on a wall of MB's Rustin Center for Peace and Belonging. In this photo, in front of the mural, she holds a small collection of books her mother Jocelyn collected and donated to MB, each featuring stories about Native Americans.

For their Egyptian God/Goddess Research Project, 6th grade students were assigned an Egyptian God or Goddess to research using a variety of reading sources.

Kudos to the MB group (upper school students and three faculty chaperones) who went on a wonderful service trip in June 2024 traveling to Roatan, Honduras to build a home for a local family through a partnership with the DwellingsNow organization.