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Medals were awarded to over one dozen German students in recognition of their exceptional performance on a recent national language exam.
At several recent weekly Chapels, three seniors shared personal stories which credit Pennington and its supportive community with helping foster hope for the future.
Don Kim P'24, chief financial officer at biotech company UroGen, recently spoke with Pennington students in the Applied Science program, outlining the many options available to them within the field of STEM.
Under the instruction of Latin teachers William Dingee and Peter Secrest, a total of nineteen Pennington students earned awards of distinction on the National Latin Exam.
A fully-immersive experience in Spain helps students broaden their global perspective and deepen community understanding. Click on this virtual postcard to learn all about their cultural adventure!
All Pennington students currently taking Chinese, regardless of the level, had the opportunity to become fully immersed in the language and improve both their vocabulary and conversation skills during a spring break trip to China. Click on this virtual postcard to learn more about their trip!
Academics News
Medals were awarded to over one dozen German students in recognition of their exceptional performance on a recent national language exam.
At several recent weekly Chapels, three seniors shared personal stories which credit Pennington and its supportive community with helping foster hope for the future.
Under the instruction of Latin teachers William Dingee and Peter Secrest, a total of nineteen Pennington students earned awards of distinction on the National Latin Exam.
Arts News
Next November, Rishabh R. '26 will join the most talented high school musicians in the state as part of the NJ All-State Orchestra, with performances at both Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City and NJPAC in Newark.
Pennington's Saskia C. '26 was among the winners in "Play with Words," a juried playwriting challenge sponsored by the Phillips Mill Community Association in New Hope, PA.
Jenny Z ’25 was the featured erhu soloist at a Westminster Conservatory Community Orchestra concert, playing an arrangement of “Jasmine Flower.” This showcase was held in Princeton’s famed Richardson Auditorium.
Athletics News
Pennington Swimming sent 18 participants to the 2024 Easterns held on February 16 and 17 at Franklin & Marshall College. More national records in high school swimming have been set at this meet than any other championship meet.
The varsity boys’ basketball team accomplished one of its major goals for the 2023-24 season when they defeated Hopewell High School in the Mercer County Tournament championship game by a score of 60-51.
Pennington’s varsity boys’ basketball team defeated Nottingham High School in the semifinals of the Mercer County Tournament by a score of 60-53.