Listen to PA King Inclusion and Diversity speaker Dena Simmons on  Tuesday October 6, 7:00-8:30 p.m. p.m. to hear her presentation on "From Surviving to Thriving: Creating Equitable Environments Through Emotional Intelligence and Culturally Relevant Practices."

Congratulations to Milei Wyatt '21 (pictured in the middle) who was selected as a Scholar for the College Board National African American Recognition Program.

Congratulations to Alesia Paz '21 (pictured) who was selected as a Scholar for the College Board National Hispanic Recognition Program and to Cassandra Jean-Baptiste '21 on her selection as a Scholar for the College Board National African American Recognition Program.

A group of six Upper School students and six staffulty, including Head of School Karen Eshoo, from multiple divisions and disciplines traveled together for and experienced an insightful and transformative experience at the NAIS People of Color Conference and the Student Diversity Leadership Conference in December. As student Hanhah Greene '21 enthused, "What was so compelling about this conference was meeting people from all around the country living totally different lives, but were able to connect and find such close similarities between one another."

King students and staffulty attend Saturday Summit on Social Justice to gain knowledge, make connections, and explore diversity, equity, and inclusion.