News Archive

The Montrose BioBuilder team's article was chosen for publication in the international peer-reviewed academic journal BioTreks. 

Faculty, families, friends and the entire student body celebrate the graduates.

Montrose honors its first three teachers to be awarded a Master's in Character Education from the University of Birmingham (UK), an opportunity unique to Montrose.

Excitement and engagement are integral components of the Montrose science curriculum.

Montrose School made history again in the annual National History Day competition.

Montrose hosts award-winning writer and professor Abigail Favale in its unique speaker series, after recently featuring for in-house parenting expert Deborah Farmer Kris.

The only high school in the world to present at a conference on character at Oxford, Montrose hosts international visitors eager to learn about our character education approach.

3 Mavericks studying in the competitive STEM program credit their Montrose grounding with their success.

Basketball captain Sophie Cronin ‘23 nets 1,000 career points and a Division III bid.

For the fifth year in a row, Montrose earns the College Board's AP® Computer Science Female Diversity Award - one of only 64 schools in the U.S. to win for two classes.

Montrose students live the principle of solidarity as they commit themselves to the common good and the service of others on the annual Day of Service.

The team has grown in strength and numbers while members grow in confidence and resilience.

14 champion spellers compete to represent Montrose in the next round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee.