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News

  • Stephanie Pollack on Climate Change, Transportation, and Individual Impact

    “Climate change is two words, climate and change,” began Stephanie Pollack in Hall on April 22, Earth Day. “We’re going to talk a little bit about climate, but we’re going to talk a lot about change—specifically the important role that every one of you can play.”  Ms. Pollack most recently served as Senior Advisor to […]

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  • Students Take Part in Environmental Stewardship Conference

    On April 14, Mrs. Carroll and Zach Heaton (I), Ameer Hasan (III), Aspen Johnson (II), and Eliot Park (I) attended the James Tufts Pener Conference at Thayer Academy. The boys who attended are all members of RL’s Environmentally Concerned Organization of Students (ECOS) Club, with Zach serving as president and Eliot as vice president. The […]

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  • Ben Casselman ’99 Named Chief Economics Correspondent for The New York Times

    Ben Casselman ’99 was recently named the chief economics correspondent for The New York Times. A self-proclaimed “unapologetic econ nerd,” Ben has been reporting on the economy through a variety of outlets for nearly 20 years. He also teaches economics reporting at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at the City University of New […]

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Events

Reception for New Students in Class VI
4:30PM
@ Jarvis Refectory
Latonics Rehearsal
5:15PM
@ Evans Choral Room
Guitar Rehearsal
5:15PM
Chamber Ensembles
5:15PM
Track - Varsity
3:15PM
vs. Thayer, Middlesex, Rivers - Away
@ Thayer
Tennis - JV
3:30PM
vs. Milton - Away
@ Milton
Tennis - Junior
3:30PM
vs. Milton - Home
Tennis - Varsity
3:30PM
vs. Milton - Home
Lacrosse - Fourth
3:30PM
vs. Milton - Home
Baseball - Fifth
3:30PM
vs. BB&N - Home
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Head of School's Welcome

Founded in 1645, Roxbury Latin is not only the oldest school in continuous existence in North America, it is also the oldest boys’ school on the continent. For all of our 380 years we have offered a program explicitly designed for the students in our care. Our work has been steady and sure, and our boys have flourished. Of RL’s singular qualities, however, none contributes more powerfully to the life of our school than the background and nature of our boys. Whether you are already familiar with Roxbury Latin or new to our community, I invite you to learn more about us.

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