When it's nearly impossible to find the words to describe a full Dana Hall education, we can turn to data to offer a glimpse of the larger experience.
The Roar
Voices and viewpoints from educators across Dana Hall School's campus.
Beyond the familiar aspects of furniture and subject matter, teaching and learning at Dana Hall is qualitatively different from what many adults remember from their own time in Middle School.
With its weekly rehearsals and annual performances at All-School Meetings, the Dana Hall Jug Band has become an institution and an exercise in both fellowship and musicianship.
Inside a room-sized camera, the convergence of a bright sunny day and patience on the part of the viewer leads to visual magic.
From hands-on labs to historical simulations and ethical debates, the classrooms at Dana Hall are a testament to the power of vigorous learning to cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration skills.
Making connections from the individual to the institutional, from the local to the global, brings students of U.S. history greater appreciation of the power of apologies and advances their critical thinking on how, where, and when to redress historical injustice.
In the practice of nature journaling, curiosity meets creativity in the expression of scientific observations.
For more than a decade, Dana Hall's partnership with a girls school in Japan has shortened the distance between Wellesley and Tokyo in small but significant ways.