How do you orient new Exeter teachers to Harkness? Take them straight to the table.
New faculty start with a Harkness conversation with experienced instructors.
English instructors discuss poetry: Matt Miller interviews Willie Perdomo
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Better together: Rawson hails inclusion in Opening Assembly
Principal urges students to "engage our differences" as 239th school year begins at Exeter.
Studying Burning Man with Nobel-winning economist Paul Romer '73
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Northern exposure: Studying at the Arctic's edge
Exeter Science Instructor Kadeine Peterson digs into the impact of climate change along Hudson Bay.
Summer warmup
Incoming prep Angela Zhang '23 brings valuable lessons from Exeter Summer program into fall term.
Newest Exonians bond around story of becoming
Incoming ninth-graders are reading Richard Blanco's memoir The Prince of los Cocuyos ahead of the new academic year.
Serendipity and "The Secret Garden"
A fortuitous visit from author Janet Taylor Lisle brings expert perspective to senior English class.
Exploring how goodness fits into the future
Students and alumni mentors decode ethics in the Digital Age.
Students become detectives
Exeter Summer students learn that listening and observation are keys to great writing.
Hack, yeah! Exeter students' cybersecurity event a smash
Academy's first student-created 'capture the flag' competition draws 1,000 hackers from around the globe.
Thomas Guo '21 awarded bronze medal at International Mathematical Olympiad
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Exeter faculty hitting the books
In the latest in our series, we find Math Instructor Brandon Hew has a little work and a little play on his summer reading list.
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The English instructor's list includes books about slavery and cooking, a happier future and Queen Bey.
Math instructor comes home to Harkness
Rachel Labes discovered Harkness at an Exeter summer professional development conference. Now she’s teaching here, and passionate about its power.
Exploring the promise and pitfalls of a tech economy
Exonians meet with company leaders at Facebook and Google, and discover regional impacts of tech growth.
“I’ll say, ‘That's a great problem. What do you think?’”
Beyond the table
Exeter students feed their hunger for discovery with passion projects outside the classroom.