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The Beginning School Is Getting a New Playground

A new play area—created with the help of Rowland Hall kindergartners—is coming to the Beginning School this spring, with thoughtfully designed elements that encourage child-led, imaginative, collaborative, and open-ended play.

Rowland Hall students at the 2026 Roots to Routes conference in Philadelphia.

Students Reflect on Their Experience at Roots to Routes National Conference

In January, eight upper schoolers headed to Philadelphia for the national Roots to Routes conference. Hear from two students about what they learned and why it matters.

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Rowland Hall’s New Website Reflects Who We Are and Where We’re Headed

Rowland Hall’s redesigned website offers a more engaging way to get to know the school, emphasizing visual storytelling, improved navigation, and the Learn. Think. Do. value proposition, which highlights how rigorous, authentic learning leads to real-world impact.

Cliff Caldwell, Rowland Hall's director of safety and security, chats with students at recess.

Rowland Hall Welcomes Cliff Caldwell as Director of Safety and Security

Get to know Cliff Caldwell, Rowland Hall’s new director of safety and security, a role that focuses on keeping our students and campuses safe, welcoming, and thriving.

A woman with long brown hair is standing in front of an American flag, holding a gold medal and smiling enthusiastically.

Breezy Johnson ’13 Earns Team USA’s First Gold, Shines in Early Days of 2026 Winter Olympics

Rowland Hall–Rowmark Ski Academy alum Breezy Johnson ’13 delivered a defining early moment of the 2026 Winter Olympics when she won Team USA’s first gold medal in women’s downhill.

Rowland Hall seventh graders studying at the Tetons Science School.

Nearly Four Years In, Rowland Hall Demonstrates Ongoing Impact of Strategic Priorities

Salt Lake City independent school Rowland Hall gives a four-year update on their bold vision for the future of education.

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Rowland Hall high schoolers Izzy Utgaard and Chloe Vezina at the 2025 Mock Trial competition.

Upper School Students Take the Law Into Their Own Hands

Rowland Hall upper schoolers build real-world legal literacy as they study Supreme Court cases, compete in mock trials, and publish law-review work.

A Rowland Hall preschooler and family share their traditions with the class.

Teaching Connection, One Family at a Time

3PreK students build empathy and connection through family sharing, a time to learn about classmates’ traditions and stories in a joyful, inclusive setting.

Rowland Hall Head of School Mick Gee chats with robotics students at the Lincoln Street Campus.

Mick Gee Reflects on First Five Years of Headship, Rowland Hall’s Bright Future

Mick Gee, head of school at Rowland Hall in Salt Lake City, reflects on his first five years leading the independent school.

A Rowland Hall middle schooler flies a drone during drone photography class.

Middle School Aviation: A Gateway to Deep Learning

A look at aviation classes at Rowland Hall's Middle School, which have been popular among students for 16 years and offer fun, hands-on opportunities to learn the scientific and mathematical principles behind flying.

Rowland Hall third graders outside the Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning.

Rowland Hall-Pingree Partnership Makes World More Welcoming to All Learners

This year, Hannah Ruske’s third graders partnered with students at the Carmen B. Pingree Autism Center of Learning, located next to the McCarthey Campus, to foster a stronger, more inclusive community.

Rowland Hall senior Spencer Brady presents his research project on spacial optimization.

Upper School Adds AR Computational and Mathematical Sciences to Advanced Research Offerings

Our Advanced Research program expanded this year with AR Computational and Mathematical Sciences, giving students an opportunity to pursue self-directed, college-level research in computer science.

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Give Your All

Rowland Hall’s softball team is known for their competitiveness, passion, and never-ending drive to perform at their best. Players put in countless hours of hard work, balancing athletic and academic excellence at every turn.

The softball program is led by a coaching staff of exceptional quality, headlined by legendary coach and Utah Softball Hall of Fame inductee Kathy Howa. Our coaches know their team consists of young women who will go on to do great things, and they strive to help them achieve greatness in every aspect of their lives.

Meet the Coach

Kathy Howa was a four-sport athlete in high school and played volleyball, basketball, and softball at Eastern Utah University and Colorado Mesa University, where her team competed in the softball College World Series in 1981–1982. She's been coaching for nearly 40 years and has received numerous awards for her achievements, including Utah State and Sectional Coach of the Year. Coach Howa has also been inducted into the Colorado Mesa University and Utah Softball halls of fame.

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Meet Our Alums

Rowland Hall has graduated a number of softball players who went on to play at the college level. From the outstanding right fielder to the pitcher who finished her senior season with 88 strikeouts, learn more about those who played beyond Rowland Hall.

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Winged Lion Legacy

Rowland Hall softball started in the 1980s and it has been a staple of our athletics program ever since. And our players don't just impress on the field: when head coach Kathy Howa was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2002, our athletes rallied behind her, helping to inspire the nonprofit Swing for Life. Every year since, softball players don pink and hit as many balls as they can to raise money for breast cancer research. To date, Swing for Life has raised over $1 million.

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