This week we recognized our NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athletes for Fall Sports. Upper School students who participated in a Fall Sport at the Varsity Level AND earned a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.7 or higher during the first academic quarter are recognized as NYSPHSAA Scholar-Athletes. So proud of them all for their motivation, athleticism, and academic …
Fun Fact #1: Did you know that this school year Doane Stuart will welcome over 75 schools to our campus to meet with our students? Giving our students the ability to learn about schools worldwide, and meet with the representatives gives them a wonderful opportunity to ask questions, and participate in dialogues regarding their academic …
Our field is named the Wheaton-Wells field. Our gym is named the Tom Febrey Gym. Our half-circle is named “Follert’s Way”. These names were picked by our own parents. These dedications were secured by families who love and want to honor our past, and present, educators. What’s in a name? Everything. Every day, we are …
The Lady Thunderchickens played a hard game last Friday evening against the Loudonville Christian Eagles. We quickly scored 4 goals in the first half which daunted the Eagles, but they fought hard to come back with 3 goals early in the second half. In the end, we were able to hold out for a 6-3 …
Michael Lowry ’23 participated in the Annual Chopin Piano Competition for piano students in the Greater Capital Region and took home 1st place in Chopin piano competition Masters division. Michael can often be heard playing piano throughout the day and throughout the building (DS has over 9 pianos in the building). His amazing talents do …
Rowan Devereux-Smith ’22 was selected as a semifinalist in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program. Based on his outstanding score on the October 2020 PSAT, Rowan is among a group of semifinalists representing less than 1 percent of U.S. high school seniors. To become a finalist, one must have an outstanding academic record throughout high …
Our curriculum promotes the exploration of culture and faith from Early Childhood through Upper School. Academically, this approach provides a deeper and nuanced connection to history, philosophy, and civics. Pragmatically, it enables Doane Stuart students to become citizens of the world who are comfortable and adaptable in new situations. Socially and emotionally, we nurture our students to be accepting and kind to one another.
Last night, Ms. Baillargeon was featured on WNYT NewsChannel 13 as a Top Teacher, and we couldn’t agree more. Every day, Erin goes above and beyond to reach her students not just with a lesson plan, but with an experience. Her dedication to her craft is undeniable and her motivation to create a learning environment …
When unprecedented challenges presented themselves in 2020, the Doane Stuart school administration and faculty took on the daunting task of finding a way in unchartered waters.
