Fay Magazine: Summer 2022

List of 16 news stories.

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  Finding Your Voice

  Head of School Rob Gustavson reflects on the 2022-2023 school-wide theme, Finding Your Voice.
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  Responsive Curriculum At Work

  Across the divisions, Fay students benefit from curricular projects that thoughtfully evolve to incorporate new perspectives and engage students in meaningful learning.
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  New Horizons: Sarah Millard '89

  When the parents of Sarah Millard '89 sent her to Fay in the fall of 1986, they were hoping to give her some experience of life outside of their rural New Hampshire town. Little could they have imagined how completely Sarah would embrace the opportunity to immerse herself in the outside world!
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  Inside the Olympic Dream: Rudi Ying ’14

  Rudi Ying '14's passion for hockey has paved the way for some memorable adventures - including the 2022 Winter Olympic Games.
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  The Designer Returns Home: Nong Tumsutipong ’82

  When Project Runway Thailand came knocking on the door of fashion designer Nong Tumsutipong '82, she knew it was an opportunity that she couldn't pass up.
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  Primary School Science: Harnessing Natural Curiosity

  Fay’s second grade science unit on human body systems taps into students’ natural curiosity about a topic that is both relatable—and mysterious!
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  Lower School Science: Designing Green Spaces

  In a cross-disciplinary initiative to renew green spaces at Fay, fourth grade scientists have been learning about the importance of green spaces to our environment.
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  Upper School Science: Storytelling Science

  In physical science classes, eighth graders use storytelling to demonstrate their understanding of force and motion.
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  An Unquenchable Fire: Shabana Basij-Rasikh’s Fight to Educate Afghan Girls

  Education is not something that Shabana Basij-Rasikh takes for granted. Education is a right, a solemn responsibility—and a critical component to the healthy functioning of a nation.
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  Jill Anthony: Reflections on a Year of Growth

  Jill Anthony, Fay's Director of Equity and Inclusion, reflects on the past year and looks forward to 22-23.
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  Creativity and Design Update: Harnessing the Creative Mind

  Fay welcomed two experts in design thinking and creative problem solving this spring to share their perspectives on the importance of nurturing creativity and design skills through hands-on problem-solving.
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  Family-Style Dining Returns to Fay

  Family-style dining is one of Fay’s best-loved traditions, and our community celebrated its return this spring.
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  Faculty Profile: Bruce Chauncey

  We caught up with longtime faculty member Bruce Chauncey to chat about life as a dorm parent and how he encourages his fifth and sixth graders to keep an open mind as they learn about politics and history.
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  Sports Spotlight, Spring 2022

  Fay athletes excelled this spring as they participated in their first competitive spring season in three years.
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  Outdoor Advocacy: Dan McCoy '90

  Dan McCoy '90 pursues his passion for outdoor recreation in a new role as the director of the Wyoming Outdoor Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality (WORTH) Initiative.
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  Voices from the Archives: Frank Zhou ’19

  Frank Zhou '19’s passions for storytelling, writing, and history have coalesced in his exploration of the history of Chinese students at Phillips Academy Andover.