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Girls' Soccer vs. Eagle Hill
Posted September 24, 2008
Arrrrrrrrr!
Posted September 19, 2008
Boys' Soccer vs. Vermont Academy
Posted September 17, 2008
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Orientation Hike on Mt. Monadnock
Posted September 5, 2008
Meet Our New Faculty & Staff
Posted September 1, 2008
Miles for Heifers
Posted July 1, 2008
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Recent Entries
Girls' Soccer vs. Eagle Hill
Arrrrrrrrr! Boys' Soccer vs. Vermont Academy Orientation Hike on Mt. Monadnock Meet Our New Faculty & Staff Miles for Heifers Spring Project Week 2008 Senior Exhibitions 2008 Graduation 2008 Diplomas 2008
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The girls' soccer team played at home today against Eagle Hill and the action was non-stop, right from the first whistle.
Nobody's quite sure of the origin or timing, but when someone announces "Pirate Day" at The Putney School, it's all hands on deck.
The varsity boys had their first home game of the 0809 soccer season today against Vermont Academy.
Mt. Monadnock, with its treeless summit, pokes from the eastern skyline like a, well, like a big granite pimple. No sense keeping it a mystery, so the incoming new students of 2008-09 climbed it on Wednesday.
This summer, we welcomed a new group of faculty and staff for the coming school year. It is our pleasure to introduce to you:
Our farm hand, associate dean of students and the farm manager's son have broken free of the grid to pedal miles from Alaska to Panama in the name of donated heifers.