02/11/2010
Garrison Forest School Named Maryland's First Confucius Classroom Among Independent Schools
OWINGS MILLS, MD (February 11, 2010): Garrison Forest School (GFS) has been named Maryland's first Confucius Classroom among independent schools, one of only a handful of independent school Confucius Classrooms in the country.

02/01/2010
St. Paul's School for Girls reports record $1 million gift
From the Baltimore Sun: St. Paul's School for Girls announced this week that it has received $1 million from an anonymous donor, which is the largest gift in the Brooklandville private school's 50-year history.

02/01/2010
Three Hathaway Brown seniors semifinalists in national Intel Science Talent Search
Shaker Heights, OH -Rebecca Forcier, Rachel Myer and Diana Basali, student researchers at Hathaway Brown School, have been named semifinalists in the 2010 Intel Science Talent Search. The STS is regarded by many as the most prestigious science research competition for high school seniors.

10/27/2009
Seven Hathaway Brown Students Named Semifinalists in Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology
Teen scientists at Hathaway Brown brought national recognition to Northeast Ohio today when seven young women at the school were named semifinalists in the Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology.

10/14/2009
Chatham Hall Receives Largest Gift in History of Girls' Schools
October 14, 2009, Chatham, Virginia: NCGS member Chatham Hall has received a $31 million gift from the estate of alumna Elizabeth Beckwith Nilsen, Class of 1931. This is the largest single gift to any girls' independent school.

10/05/2009
Brearley School X-C Team wins NYC Mayor's Cup
Brearley School shocks city by winning Mayor's Cup championship.

09/23/2009
Nation's oldest public girls' school Western High School of Baltimore wins National Blue Ribbon
The school serves a large population of poor students and has a 100 percent acceptance rate to four-year colleges.

09/09/2009
St. Clements School Principal Pat Parisi to Retire.
St. Clements School Principal Pat Parisi to Retire.

05/12/2009
Bryn Mawr Senior Named 2009 Presidential Scholar
The Bryn Mawr School is pleased to announce that Celia Bell, member of the class of 2009, has received the high honor of being named a Presidential Scholar in the Arts by the U.S. Department of Education.

05/12/2009
Roland Park Country School exhibits at Library of U.S. State Department
An exhibition comprised of personal photographs of civil and human rights advocate Juanita Jackson Mitchell, and curated by Roland Park's Multicultural Resource Center, will be displayed at the Ralph J. Bunche Library of the U.S. State Department.

05/05/2009
Atlanta Girls' School Announces Launch of Sara Blakely Academy of Entrepreneurship
Atlanta Girls' School announces the fall 2009 launch of the Sara Blakely Academy of Entrepreneurship as part of a $50,000 grant from the Sara Blakely Foundation. The well-known Atlanta businesswoman created a multi-million dollar company...

04/09/2009
BEAMS Night - (Be Excited About Math & Science)
Louise S. McGehee School presents a night of interative exhibits exploring the phenomena of mathematics and science for all ages.

04/06/2009
Western High School Named Blue Ribbon School
On March 9, 2009, Western High School and the other Blue Ribbon School Award winners were honored with a banquet and ceremonies in the State House. Founded in 1844, Western High School is a pioneer in women's public education. Congratulations!

04/03/2009
Miss Hall's School to Host Girls Leadership Institute
Miss Hall's School announces that it will host the Girls Leadership Institute's 2009 Summer Camp sessions at its Holmes Road campus in Pittsfield, MA.

03/18/2009
Harpeth Hall Center for Innovative Educators
The Harpeth Hall School has launched the Harpeth Hall Center for Innovative Educators, which will offer professional development workshops this summer.