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Is College Worth It? How Has George School Reacted to Rising Costs of College?

Currently, George School is represented at 195 colleges, universities, and institutions across the world. From University College Dublin in Ireland to the University of Tokyo in Japan, George School students have the opportunity to pursue higher education and continue to develop a love for literacy cultivated here. However, in the United States, many are not as fortunate. The percentage of high school students who have … Continue reading Is College Worth It? How Has George School Reacted to Rising Costs of College?

Miles Oakman '29, Deputy US & World Editor
George School

What Really Happens at a Horse Show?

Amy Xu ’30 walking Louie (Photo credit: Anna Shi ’28) “What do you do at a horse show?” This is one of the most common questions that most riders get from their friends. At George School, the annual equestrian home show lets every member of our community see the answer to the question themselves. This year’s home show took place on Saturday, October 10th. Many … Continue reading What Really Happens at a Horse Show?

Joy Liang '28, Lead Media Editor
George School

Choose Your Own Adventure: Family Weekend Returns to GS

From October 9 to 11, George School welcomed families back to campus for Family Weekend, an annual tradition that lets parents experience high school life and reconnect with their children. Parents sat in on classes, met teachers and department members, played games on South Lawn, and shared meals with their students. Parents have been able to attend classes with students since the introduction of the … Continue reading Choose Your Own Adventure: Family Weekend Returns to GS

Cherry Gao ’27, Lead George School Editor
US & World

Demographics of the Den: International Students, Immigration Policies, and a changing George School

During the 2025-2026 academic year, 40% of new students at George School were international students. This year, international students account for only 16% of the overall new student population, and the total international student percentage has dropped to just 17%. Multiple changes within the United States’ political landscape, including visa issues and new immigration policies, have prevented some students from safely attending school in the … Continue reading Demographics of the Den: International Students, Immigration Policies, and a changing George School

Clare Sheehan '29, Deputy US & World Editor