Kendall shares our weekend BSSAC event.

Kendall speaks of a Bowdoin College tradition that fits with St. Margaret's inclusive atmosphere of growing in grace.

Kendall explores "knowing who you are...."

Kendall speaks poignantly of being a girl in 2023—updates on Volleyball and the weekend plans with BSSAC.

We celebrate Roger and Buddy's tremendous gift to the school. We also celebrate our field hockey team's first win of the season.

Kendall speaks to gossip, and it's incessant. It is a poisonous social habit that wreaks havoc by sowing distrust, damaging reputations, and fracturing relationships. It thrives on half-truths and assumptions, causing emotional harm and spreading negativity. Its destructive nature erodes trust, fuels insecurity, and stifles open communication, hindering personal and professional growth while fostering a toxic atmosphere. How to stop -

Lead by example; refrain from participating. Address gossip politely, redirecting the conversation. Encourage open communication and conflict resolution. Share positive news and focus on uplifting topics. Promote empathy and discourage judgment.

St. Margaret's School is pleased to announce the school has received transformative gifts totaling $2 Million from longtime supporters Roger Sanders and E. Carlton "Buddy" Wilton, Jr. The gifts are the largest in the school's 102-year history and will fund its focus on river-centric 21st-century learning, aptly called "S.T.R.E.A.M.," along with St. Margaret's recommitment to faith-based education. The money will serve as seed funding for a $10 Million fundraising goal.

When toxic becomes trendy!

Toxicity can become trendy when negative behaviors or attitudes are glamorized or normalized in popular culture, social media, or society at large. This phenomenon can be driven by a desire for shock value, rebellion against conventional norms, or the pursuit of attention and notoriety. When toxic behaviors, such as excessive competitiveness, cruelty, or self-destructive habits, are portrayed as cool or admirable, they can influence impressionable individuals. This trend can harm mental and emotional well-being, fostering a toxic environment where harmful actions are perpetuated. Counteracting this trend involves promoting healthier values and encouraging empathy, kindness, and positive role models.

How to handle rejection?

Field Hockey returns to St. Margaret's School. A roundtable on study habits in Sisters' Pride