May 8, 2026 Hello Hill Families, As we move through our spring season, we are reminded that excellence in sport and in the classroom is often shaped long before the starting line or the school day begins. With Mother’s Day approaching, we want to recognize not only the support of mothers and caregivers, but the powerful example of mothers who continue to compete, lead, and redefine what it means to be an athlete. Athletes like Melissa Bishop-Nriagu, Natalie Spooner, Serena Williams, Erica...

May 8, 2026 Hello Hill Families, With the warmer weather here, our students are spending more time outdoors enjoying recess, physical education, and outdoor learning. This is a wonderful part of the school day, and we want to ensure everyone stays safe and informed about ticks. What are ticks? Ticks are very small insects that live in grassy, wooded, and bushy areas. While most tick bites are harmless, some ticks can carry bacteria that may lead to illness, including Lyme disease. How...

May 1, 2026 Hello Hill Families, In my almost 20 years working at The Hill, I’ve found there is a quiet but powerful truth in development—whether in academics, athletics, or life: breakthroughs rarely announce themselves in advance. More often, they sit just beneath the surface, disguised as frustration, bitterness, fatigue, or even self-doubt. At The Hill, we see this every day. A student grinding through a concept that hasn’t clicked yet. An athlete putting in extra reps without immediate...