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I believe all of you have something you can learn from a hobby, an interest, a sport… bring what you have learned to your life. Every fall means something. You stood up, you learned, and you kept on going. 

I have spent countless hours on the “how, why, what and what if” that surrounds this particular tragedy, but today as I am standing here, I believe that experiencing this life-changing event the way that I have has ultimately made me a better person, friend, student, sister, daughter, and even acquaintance.

I missed the days that we were the twins everyone thought of as the same person, right down to our names. I still do miss those times, but I now value the lessons that being away from him taught me. 

I don’t know what my future will be and which college I will finally end up at, but at least I know I already have walked this far step by step with no qualms upon my heart. 

There’s only one of each of us, so don’t rob the world of who you are because you stay in your box. Step out, notice the life around you, and shine a light so bright, it makes the stars envious.

I am telling you this story because I have come to the realization that Julian was a blessing to me, all be it too short, and that I will cherish him and miss him for the rest of my life.

Members of the SSM community share some of their favorite summer memories.

SSM President, Nick Stoneman, offers his thoughts on welcoming new perspectives.

We are excited to announce a special two-day campus visit just for educational consultants. There is no better way for an educational consultant to understand a school than to spend time on campus. SSM is offering a limited group of consultants the opportunity to drill down and take a closer look at what makes SSM such a unique School.

Dione Peterson’s Beau Chant ensemble connects the SSM community in Washington, D.C.

During the 2018 Commencement Dinner on May 24, SSM President, Nick Stoneman offered a reflection to the seniors, family members, trustees, and faculty. Here is the third and final installment of a three-part series that highlights three ways for us to contribute through challenge: challenging society’s norms, challenging injustices, and finally, challenging ourselves.

During the 2018 Commencement Dinner on May 24, SSM President, Nick Stoneman offered a reflection to the seniors, family members, trustees, and faculty. Here is the second installment of a three-part series that highlights how we can contribute through challenge – challenging society’s norms, challenging injustices, and finally, challenging ourselves.

During the 2018 Commencement Dinner on May 24, SSM President, Nick Stoneman offered a reflection to the seniors, family members, trustees, and faculty. Here is the first installment of a three-part series that highlights how we can contribute through challenge – challenging society’s norms, challenging injustices, and finally, challenging ourselves.

This kind of family atmosphere is what truly makes SSM feel like home in Becky’s eyes and she can’t imagine leaving.

I may have left this world for 23 minutes, but something brought me back and made me stay.

Remembering and recognizing a hockey leader at SSM

I was convinced that there is a particular formula for happiness and if you get it wrong, good luck. 

When I was in kindergarten, my teacher asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I said, “Happy.” 

Here are four things I have learned in high school.

During my time at Shattuck, however, my brother has grown into exactly what my mother predicted: my best friend. 

Seniors share their research on a range of topics.

Packing over 4,000 pounds of food while meeting new people

A wish for his younger brother: I want him to someday surpass me and become a hero of his own. 

And next time you are incapable of plowing through a wall I want to encourage you to look around the wall.

The first time I came to this campus, I knew that my life was going to change.

I know now to be thankful for my family, even if it looks different from most other people’s families...

My faith is what has driven me and will continue to push me through the rest of my life.