2016-2017
#JVSportsMatter
JV sports matter. I believe this is a sentiment shared by many in our community. Yet there is a reduced number of JV teams, and […]
2016-2017
2016-2017
Varsity Baseball Florida Trip Gets Team Off to a Strong Start
While the majority of the Canterbury community enjoyed the last week of spring break resting at home or on the beach, the sixteen members of […]
2016-2017
Ending Swimming and Diving Season With a Bang: Canterbury Boys Swim Team Takes the New England Title and Girls Take Fourth
A feeling of excitement filled the air as the boys team huddled in a circle waiting to hear the result of the Division III New […]
2016-2017
Mr. Morin – Canterbury’s Iron Man
During Spring break, when most of us were sleeping late and relaxing, Mr. Morin was in San Francisco competing in a 50-mile race. The race […]
2016-2017
Jessica Garcia Sings Her Way Into the All-State Honors Choir
After competing against hundreds of high school singers throughout Connecticut, Jessica Garcia ‘19, was selected as one of two hundred singers to sing in the […]
2016-2017
Growing up with Dyslexia
By Zach Booth I have had a mostly normal childhood – nice house, good family – maybe less friends than normal. However, one thing has […]
2016-2017
What Happens Backstage is as Important as Onstage
When we sit in a theater watching what’s happening on stage, we aren’t really thinking about what’s happening backstage. But, what’s going on backstage is […]
2016-2017
Hickory Hearth Ping Pong Tournament Takes Off!
Hickory Hearth has a new tradition – weekly Ping Pong Tournaments. Every week, on Mr. Cramphin’s duty night (which rotates), the Hickory boys battle each […]
2016-2017
Canterbury Rowers Dominate Gunnery at Ergathon
This contains highlights of the 2016-17 Ergathon held at Canterbury April 8, 2017 against Gunnery. In an ergathon, rowers compete using rowing machines; in essence, […]
2016-2017
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Casting
A funny thing happened on the way to casting this spring’s musical. The leads uncharacteristically went to third and fourth formers, rather than to older, […]