Lilah Yektai ’21 is making her mark in the art world with a number of recent exhibitions and accolades. Currently a senior at RISD, she has been selected for the prestigious senior art show opening April 10 at the school's Woods-Gerry Gallery.

Alex Strada ’06 is making an impact as a socially engaged artist and educator. She currently serves as the Public Artist in Residence with NYC’s Department of Homeless Services and Department of Cultural Affairs, and is a Fellow in Civic Engagement at Pratt University.

Musician R.O. Shapiro (Raphael Odell Shapiro) ’08 made a much-anticipated return to the East End, performing at Amagansett’s Stephen Talkhouse on February 7. A Sag Harbor native, Shapiro was well known for his theatrical and musical talents during his years at Ross. After studying at Yale and honing his craft across the country, he established himself as a standout in the Americana and folk music scene.

Students in Pre-K–Grade 5 came together for a day of exploration and hands-on learning at our LS STEAM Innovation Lab!

The first Integrated Projects (IP) Day of the year augmented students' classroom studies through field trips and special on-campus projects and guests.

Ross School Art Academy (RSAA) is alive with creativity as students dive into their artistic projects, from expressive paintings to intricate sketches.

As the fall athletics season comes to a close, we celebrate the achievements and hard work of our Ross Ravens!

The Hispanic Heritage Month assembly at Ross Lower School was a vibrant celebration of art, culture, and learning!

Entomologists Kristie Reddick and Jessica Honaker visited Ross Lower School to lead a series of hands-on workshops for students.

The Ross School Boys Tennis Team is rapidly emerging as a powerhouse in high school tennis, with an undefeated 2024 season, which culminated in a thrilling victory in the finals of the Small School Suffolk County Championship for the second consecutive year.

Like the Ross School's community, the inventory is remarkably diverse, with items ranging from snacks to dog coats. The store offers an array of Ross School merchandise, including Carhartt backpacks and beanies, trucker hats, and T-shirts, all adorned with the school's branding.

For his senior project, Eduardo M. created the Game Set Machine—a DIY tennis ball machine—driven by his lifelong passion for tennis.

​​Maya S.'s senior project, "When Fish Fly," is a graphic novel that explores the idea of childhood wonder, born out of Maya’s passion for art and storytelling.

Sienna G.'s senior project, titled "Emerging Sino-Saudi Ties: Energy & Security Implications for U.S. Foreign Policy," delves into the intricate dynamics between China, Saudi Arabia, and the United States through the lens of the Thucydides Trap.

Miles D.'s senior project, "Get Well Soon Love," delves into the intersectionality of disability and queerness through a deeply personal artistic exploration.

Stella F.'s senior project embarked on a profound exploration of grief and healing following her father's battle with ALS, aiming to create a supportive platform for others facing similar struggles

Gianna D.'s senior project focused on the creation of a Crochet Coral Reef exhibit, blending visual arts and marine sciences to raise awareness about the plight of coral reefs.

Daria Schieferstein ’11 is an accomplished attorney at Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel, LLP in New York. Daria recently took time out from her busy schedule to reflect on her journey from the halls of Ross School to the courtrooms of Manhattan.

The photographic work of Jeremy Dennis '08 was recently covered in an article in "The New Yorker." Jeremy is a member of the Shinnecock tribe and a fine art photographer known for his work examining cultural assimilation, indigenous identity, and ancestral traditions.

Daniel Bennett '04 and his brother Evan Bennett '07 have become successful restaurateurs with three popular restaurants under their belts: MIMI, BABS, both in Manhattan, and DOUBLES in Amagansett Square. Recently they acquired The Springs General Store as well.