Stratford will not only say goodbye to the Class of 2015 at the end of this school year, but also some of the school’s favorite teachers. In the upper school, English teacher Ms. Lynn Hutto is retiring....

Evidence of the lower school campaign has been everywhere this year. The public phase of the campaign kicked off with a tailgate for the entire Stratford community earlier this year. Signs on the...

Students interested in global affairs are excited about Stratford’s new course offering, International Relations, debuting this fall. Students will explore global conflicts through in-class activities....

Stratford students recently earned as many as ten community service hours in one day refurbishing sixty-five classroom computers for donation to the non-profit organization Aunt Maggie’s Kitchen Table...

A recent measles outbreak in the United States has renewed discussion regarding vaccinating children against preventable childhood diseases such as measles, mumps, and rubella. The outbreak, according...

“Why is it so hot/cold in here?” asks every Stratford student. Ever. Why? Because Stratford Academy consistently seems to be the temperature students don’t want it to be: either scalding hot in...

Stratford students volunteered to host Japanese students overnight prior to their one-day visit to Stratford on March 16. The upper school students met their Japanese guests late Sunday afternoon at...

A new group has been making some noise around Stratford. Freshman Carson Greene and Mr. Cameron Paterson, upper school Latin teacher, have been working with other students to form a wargaming club. “The...

It is played with long sticks with nets on the end which are used to throw and catch a small rubber ball.  It is a contact sport, invented 250 years ago by Eastern North American Indians. It can be a...