The Hill School Podcast

In 1851, Matthew Meigs purchased the Hobart estate in Pottstown and opened a family boarding school for boys with about 25 students. The episode explores the School's founding and early years, the role of the Meigs family, and the unique characteristics that have shaped Hill's culture for 175 years.

Jamie Moffatt '61 P'94, son of Marion and longtime Hill faculty member James V. Moffatt, shares what it was like growing up on campus and becoming a National & Hill Hall of Fame wrestler.

Dr. Kathy Malone and Dr. Mark Pearson discuss The Hill School's Humanities program, exploring its history and impact on generations of Hill students.

"In Humanities, we have the incredible privilege of helping students discover the sheer intoxicating joy of learning, of discovering new things, of finding out about the world in themselves." — Dr. Kathy Malone

Jen Bechtel, The Hill School's Director of Web Strategy and Communications explores the School's counseling program and Students Advocating for Mental Health (SAMH) organization with Dr. Lisa Roethling, Director of Counseling, and SAMH co-chairs, Josh Bala '25 and Caylie Zigner '25.

Maddie Csernica, The Hill School's Arts and Athletics Information Manager sits down with Archivist, Lou Jeffries to discuss the history and evolution of the Alumni Chapel and Memorial Room.