Hyde School Blog
Public School to Boarding School: A PG Experience
By: Megan E. Hood ‘PG Hi, I am Megan Hood from Chapin, South Carolina. I am a postgraduate student and this is my first year at Hyde. Coming to Hyde as a postgrad for me was a very big transition. I graduated from a new high school in Chapin, South Carolina called Spring Hill. At… Read more »
Hyde’s Biggest Job Family Education Program
By Gaby Hirsch ’20 One of the most unique things about Hyde School is the family program aspect. Students aren’t the only ones doing the work, our parents and siblings work too. Students work in their Discovery Groups every week in seminars where they learn skills to better themselves and their relationships. At home, families… Read more »
Student Songwriter Showcase Celebrates 14th Year
Students work with music professionals at the Hyde School to hone their songwriting skills For the fourteenth consecutive year, Hyde School in Bath, Maine, is hosting a five-day music workshop, beginning on February 12 through Saturday, February 16. The Songwriter Workshop, designed for aspiring musicians interested in perfecting their musical craft in writing and producing,… Read more »
President Malcolm’s Blog
In Praise of Great Teachers
Question: Are you able to learn from a teacher whose style you dislike?
“Kid’s got a pot attitude”
Perhaps it is relevant to note that one of the most recycled blog posts in my own writing history has to do with this topic.
Biggest Job Goes to China
Amazing how the language barrier forces you to pay close attention to eyes and expressions.
The Show’s the Thing
10 live listening experiences that truly opened my ears, eyes, mind, and heart
Playing the Odds – College Admissions
… the madness is alive and well!
Small Animals – Parenthood in the Age of Fear
“It’s hard to win while pretending not to play.”