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At Rowland Hall, we believe school should be a place of joy, where each student is known, nurtured, and valued for who they are.

Maybe your child’s class is too big, making it difficult for them to get the attention they need and deserve. Or perhaps your child’s current school community isn’t the right fit—maybe they feel they don’t belong, or they’re even dealing with teasing or bullying.

It might be that your child feels behind their peers in the classroom, frustrating them and perhaps convincing them that learning isn’t fun anymore.

Rowland Hall can help overcome these obstacles so your child can thrive. It’s never too early in the school year or too late in your child’s educational journey to make a fresh start.

Discover the Rowland Hall difference.

Rowland Hall welcomes students in preschool through 12th grade to a community that prioritizes kindness and inclusion and where relationships are at the heart of the student experience. Here, we know that safe spaces and meaningful, trusting relationships are essential for learning, and we believe every child should have the chance to be known personally, challenged appropriately, and supported in ways that are unique to their learning, personality, and motivations.

Want more information? We’d love to talk to you about your child’s specific situation—reach out to a member of our admission team to start the conversation, or fill out an inquiry form and we will contact you.
 

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2025 Convocation Invites Rowland Hall Community to Be ‘Better Together’
2025 Convocation Invites Rowland Hall Community to Be ‘Better Together’

The Rowland Hall community kicked off the 2025–2026 school year on Friday, August 22, with a Convocation celebration centered on this year’s theme, Better Together.

The theme, which will tie into learning opportunities and gatherings throughout the year, was identified through conversations with Upper School student leaders and divisional leaders, as well as feedback from faculty and staff. Together, these groups identified a top need in our community, and in the broader world: more time together to learn, collaborate, and grow.

Three students—Sarah Gibbons (12th), Milo C. (8th), and Noelle B. (5th)—and alumnus Alex Tokita ’21 joined Head of School Mick Gee to speak about this theme at Convocation. Each person thoughtfully reflected on what it means to be Better Together and encouraged those gathered to look for opportunities to come together and strengthen the community.

“All of our student speakers used their voices to demonstrate why putting our students at the center of community events is so powerful—their words articulated what the Rowland Hall community means to them and why we need each other now more than ever,” said Director of Equity and Inclusion Dr. Chandani Patel. “It was a beautiful start to a year of being Better Together.”

Enjoy this year’s student Convocation speeches by watching the event recording or by reading the speeches.

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