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  • Hopkins Drama Brings Home Four HALO Awards. The Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury celebrated high school drama programs around Connecticut at a virtual 2019–2020 HALO Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, June 24. Congratulations to Hopkins winners Peter '20, Ranease '21 and Leah '20. Peter '20 received awards in two categories: Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for his role as Hamlet in Hamlet, as well as Best Comic Male Performance for his role as Dennis’ Mother/The French Taunter/Herbert’s Father in Spamalot. Ranaese '21 was awarded Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Contemporary Musical for the role of The Lady of the Lake in Spamalot. Leah '20 was awarded a special recognition for her role as Assistant Director of Hamlet. The HDA podcast production of Execution of Justice was also given an Innovation Award. In all, Hopkins was nominated for a record 21 awards this year, an impressive achievement in a challenging year for live theater. Congratulations to all the nominees and this year's winners! See the full list of HALO nominees and awardees here: https://sevenangelstheatre.org/high-school-halo-awards/halos-wednesday-june-24th-nominations-winners/ and view the full ceremony online here: https://youtu.be/k2lSXc-nKsY @arts_at_hop @hopkinsdramaassociation
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    Hopkins Drama Brings Home Four HALO Awards. The Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury celebrated high school drama programs around Connecticut at a virtual 2019–2020 HALO Awards Ceremony on Wednesday, June 24. Congratulations to Hopkins winners Peter '20, Ranease '21 and Leah '20. Peter '20 received awards in two categories: Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Play for his role as Hamlet in Hamlet, as well as Best Comic Male Performance for his role as Dennis’ Mother/The French Taunter/Herbert’s Father in Spamalot. Ranaese '21 was awarded Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Contemporary Musical for the role of The Lady of the Lake in Spamalot. Leah '20 was awarded a special recognition for her role as Assistant Director of Hamlet. The HDA podcast production of Execution of Justice was also given an Innovation Award. In all, Hopkins was nominated for a record 21 awards this year, an impressive achievement in a challenging year for live theater. Congratulations to all the nominees and this year's winners! See the full list of HALO nominees and awardees here: https://sevenangelstheatre.org/high-school-halo-awards/halos-wednesday-june-24th-nominations-winners/ and view the full ceremony online here: https://youtu.be/k2lSXc-nKsY @arts_at_hop @hopkinsdramaassociation
  • Last week, the Hopkins Pathfinder team distributed 123 boxes filled with books and school supplies to students participating in this summer's virtual program. Each box contained materials such as notebooks, pencils and pens, protractors, art supplies, science lab kits, jump ropes and tech equipment. Errol Saunders, the program's executive director, said this summer's program will combine hands-on offline activities and engaging online classes. Established in 1992, Pathfinder (founded as Summerbridge New Haven) is a tuition-free after-school and summer educational enrichment program for New Haven-area middle school students. The Summer Program also serves as an intensive, in-service teacher training workshop for talented high school and college students.
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    Last week, the Hopkins Pathfinder team distributed 123 boxes filled with books and school supplies to students participating in this summer's virtual program. Each box contained materials such as notebooks, pencils and pens, protractors, art supplies, science lab kits, jump ropes and tech equipment. Errol Saunders, the program's executive director, said this summer's program will combine hands-on offline activities and engaging online classes. Established in 1992, Pathfinder (founded as Summerbridge New Haven) is a tuition-free after-school and summer educational enrichment program for New Haven-area middle school students. The Summer Program also serves as an intensive, in-service teacher training workshop for talented high school and college students.
  • Repost • @hopkinsactivities After the success of the student forum, some of our Hopkins Clubs and Activities are introducing a series of Media Based Conversations focuses on Understanding and Addressing Racial Injustices in America. During the month of July, every Wednesday student leaders will facilitate casual discussions via Zoom, with a different piece of text, video, or podcast as the starting point for each conversation.
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    Repost • @hopkinsactivities After the success of the student forum, some of our Hopkins Clubs and Activities are introducing a series of Media Based Conversations focuses on Understanding and Addressing Racial Injustices in America. During the month of July, every Wednesday student leaders will facilitate casual discussions via Zoom, with a different piece of text, video, or podcast as the starting point for each conversation.
  • Read Dr. Bynum's Juneteenth message to the Hopkins community at www.Hopkins.edu/Juneteenth or click the link in our bio.
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    Read Dr. Bynum's Juneteenth message to the Hopkins community at www.Hopkins.edu/Juneteenth or click the link in our bio.
  • Hopkins Students: Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 3 pm, DivBo, BLSU, AAA, SURE, and StuCo, along with members from the Office of Diversity and Equity, are hosting a forum for student discussion. This forum is open to all Hopkins students from the 2019-2020 school year (classes 20-25) To attend, please see the Google Form emailed by Ranease '21, co-chair of the Student Diversity Board.
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    Hopkins Students: Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 3 pm, DivBo, BLSU, AAA, SURE, and StuCo, along with members from the Office of Diversity and Equity, are hosting a forum for student discussion. This forum is open to all Hopkins students from the 2019-2020 school year (classes 20-25) To attend, please see the Google Form emailed by Ranease '21, co-chair of the Student Diversity Board.
  • Our Plan to Initiate Meaningful Change at Hopkins
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    Our Plan to Initiate Meaningful Change at Hopkins