Mrs. Haines’ Grade 6 history students have been studying global connections -- how the countries of our world are connected through trade, culture, and cooperation in times of conflict and crisis. The students created collages to represent these elements of our "World Community." We hope you enjoy...

Mrs. Haines’ Grade 6 English classes have been reading the book A Long Walk to Water, by Linda Sue Park. To help better understand water, as a resource and a component of life in our world, the students researched facts about water and created word clouds with 10 of the most interesting facts they...

Introduction from Mrs. Shattuck, Editor of The DiRectory: Rectory eighth-grader, Om B., is a budding sportswriter! Om has been writing sports articles for an online sports blog for quite some time; we are so proud of his success that we naturally wanted to showcase his professional articles in The DiRectory. This...

A special award announced in a special way in a special year. On March 3rd, 2021, via Zoom, Rectory announced the 54th and 55th winners of the Kellogg Award, Mrs. Lisa Hart and Ms. Meghan Fluckiger, in honor of their dedication to the Rectory community. Despite the COVID-restrictions, all 9th graders...

Haihunhou Heritage Park is a museum containing artifacts from the tomb of the Marquis of Haihun. It is located in Nanchang, which is in East China's Jiangxi Province, and it opened in September of 2020; excavation of the site had started back in 2011. This site holds the distinction of yielding the most...

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Meet Mr. Patrick McCarthy, an outstanding middle school history teacher and an amazing person here at Rectory! On February 15, this Directory reporter had the pleasure of meeting with Mr. Patrick Raymond McCarthy, a history teacher at Rectory. Since 1992, Mr. McCarthy has been teaching on-and-off...