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Students netted valuable team points in two recent challenges as the Founders’ Cup continues to build excitement in the Middle School. Players tested their knowledge on February 26, as they answered questions about world capitals, landforms, country borders, and cultural geography in a Geography Bee. Collaboration and teamwork were key to success the following day during a lively Puzzle Relay that tasked student groups with completing intricate puzzles piece by piece. As anticipation grows for the grand finale on Field Day, school spirit and camaraderie remain at the heart of the competition while students work toward a chance to raise the coveted trophy under their team's banner.

The Vikings delivered an unforgettable season on multiple fronts, with thrilling championship victories and remarkable comebacks. Boys Basketball claimed FAA Regular Season and Tournament titles, finishing with an impressive 19-6 record and making history in the NEPSAC Class B Tournament. The Girls Basketball team showed incredible resilience, overcoming early setbacks to win the HVAL Championship and advance to the NEPSAC Class C Tournament. Meanwhile, Varsity Ice Hockey, FAA Regular Season champions, fought valiantly in the finals. It was a season full of heart, determination, and unforgettable moments for the Vikings!

King School Performing Arts upper school winter musical “Les Misérables” brought Victor Hugo’s timeless themes of justice, redemption, and sacrifice to life in front of a packed theater in late February. The show challenged a troupe of more than 35 students to develop technical skills and emotional depth. Through an immersive production process, students gained a deep understanding of 19th-century French history, while exploring complex themes of law, morality, and social justice. The camaraderie backstage strengthened connections across grade levels and translated into powerful performances on stage. Congratulations to all who made this amazing performance possible.

King's winter sports teams delivered a trio of dominant performances in league semifinals! Both the Girls and Boys Basketball teams showcased their skill on Wednesday, with Girls Basketball cruising to a dominant victory over Christian Heritage and Boys Basketball holding off St. Luke's in a thrilling back-and-forth battle. To top it off, earlier in the week in the quarterfinal round, AJ Trimboli ’26 marked a milestone scoring his 1,000th point! On Thursday, Varsity Ice Hockey powered past Hamden Hall 6-3 to advance to the championship game. All three teams are now poised for league title showdowns after claiming their regular season championships. Follow the link below to see the schedule and join us to cheer the Vikings on to victory!

Seven King School Grade 10 students participated in the Girls in Math at Yale 2025 competition on February 22, facing challenging math problems and gaining valuable insights from professionals in the field. The team included Marilyn Sommerville, Sammi Tillman, Lilah Mehta, Camila Pajares, Avery Murphy, Olivia Ajayi, and Mia Jakubowsky. With sharp skills developed in King’s advanced math classes, the team tackled Olympiad-level questions and embraced the power of collaboration.

Throughout Black History Month, students from all divisions came together to celebrate Black culture and excellence through a variety of engaging events. The month-long celebration highlighted the significance of community, empowerment, and cultural appreciation while creating an opportunity for important discussions on the complexities of identity and heritage within the Black community. Black changemakers were recognized through lively trivia games and research presentations. The culminating event, an upbeat presentation from Step Afrika!, provided a nuanced insight into the African American stepping art form that encouraged participation from all students, making it a truly inclusive and memorable celebration.

Lower school students welcomed author, actor, and entrepreneur Karyn Parsons for a day of storytelling, discussions, and inspiration. Class groups were captivated during Parsons’ presentations, where she shared her journey from acting as Hilary Banks on “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” to writing, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and following one's passions. She also highlighted the mission of her nonprofit, Sweet Blackberry, which brings little-known stories of Black achievement to children. A special lunch with selected students provided an intimate opportunity for deeper conversation, leaving a lasting impression on the young learners.

King School’s winter athletic season has been one for the history books, with Boys Basketball and Girls Basketball both securing regular-season titles and earning top seeds in their respective playoffs. Boys Ice Hockey is also in contention for another regular-season championship, aiming to complete a remarkable first-place sweep for these three varsity teams. With thrilling performances, including a dramatic double-overtime victory and an impressive winning streak, the Vikings have demonstrated skill, determination, and resilience. As the teams prepare for the upcoming playoff matchups, the King community looks forward to supporting them in their pursuit of championship success.