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  • New York Times Honors Student Photo Essay

    Advanced photography student Sara G. ’26 received an honorable mention in The New York Times Teen Photo Essay Contest for her work, “The Oldest Italian Society in America: An Inside Look Into the Garibaldina.” Out of more than 1,400 entrants, Sara was one of only 30 students to earn this distinction.

  • Secondary Curricular Spring Dance Concert

    Featuring all curricular dance students in 7th-12th grade, this show is sure to dazzle. Join us on Friday, May 22 at 7 pm in Garver Gym. All are welcome and no tickets are required. If anyone in your party has accessibility requests, please email Annie Humphreville.
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The Good is Campbell Hall’s award-winning news magazine dedicated to covering people, programs, and events that reflect Campbell Hall's dynamic school community.
Published twice a year, The Good welcomes story ideas and news submissions to communications@campbellhall.org.

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