Hyde School Blog
Construction Begins on “The Phoenix Nest” – a Bigger & Better Ropes Course Challenge
Last October’s wind storm completely took out our Hyde School ropes course that is located on the lawn behind the Mansion. This summer, it is being re-built, bigger and better than before in thanks to a generous gift from alumnus Jeff Black ’78. His gift covers the cost of building the new course, including elements… Read more »
6 New Alumni Inducted into Hyde School Hall of Honor
The Alumni Hall of Honor, established in 2016 as part of Hyde School’s 50th Anniversary Celebration, was founded to recognize and honor those Hyde Alumni who exemplified one or more of the 5 Words that is a hallmark of their Hyde education – Courage, Integrity, Leadership, Curiosity, Concern – in their professional and personal life. This… Read more »
Merrill Truluck ’18 Selected to Join the US Lacrosse All-Academic Team
This summer US Lacrosse recognized over 980 male and 1,000 female high school lacrosse players for their efforts on and off the field. In Maine, Hyde School’s Merrill Truluck was recognized as a US Lacrosse All-Academic honoree. A US Lacrosse All-Academic honoree is a player who exhibits exemplary lacrosse skills, good sportsmanship on the field,… Read more »
President Malcolm’s Blog
Duck Pond Regatta 2018
Our 2018 Summer Challenge Program just completed the 4th Annual Duck Pond Regatta.
Culture: Deliberately Developed or Determined by Default?
“Is your school culture deliberately developed or is it determined by default.”
“Always a Class Act”
“I wish we had a three-minute video that just showed Hyde on the court and in the bleachers.”
Minimal Pomp, Maximum Circumstance – Graduation 2018
Swell the joyous strain…
The Guide Ceremony is a “thing.”
The Guide Ceremony has arrived.
Senior Evals?… What’s that?
We are in the final week of the school year and the faculty and seniors are thoroughly immersed in Senior Evals. What’s that, you ask? Well, for one thing, it’s truly a #only@hyde thing. About such things, we have traditionally said, “Well, you really just need to see it.” However, since Evals are a confidential… Read more »