Sophomore Phoebe Garfield flew to Spain last week to represent the U.S. Ski Team at the U16 OPA Cup in Baqueira-Beret, Spain. The OPA Cup is considered to be the most competitive event in the…Read More
Two Gould students are in France for the rest of the winter term: Lucy Towle ’23 and Emalee Coffin ’21. Their exchange is part of a larger collaboration with two French schools: Lycée Marguerite de Valois…Read More
Is a wind hold keeping you off the trails at Sunday River? Have a little time left after your tour at Gould? Just in town for a short visit? Here are our favorite winter adventures,…Read More
“Maine Adaptive is a really special program that is close to my heart,” says senior Cammy Simard. “I have met so many people with really inspiring stories. Sometimes I think I learn more than I…Read More
Two Gould athletes are competing in the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics, Lausanne 2020, this week. Maxx Parys ’20 will represent U.S. Ski & Snowboard, with the first alpine competitions kicking off in Les Diablerets, Villars…Read More
As we get ready to ring in the New Year, we wanted to take a moment to remember a few of the highlights of 2019. Clicking each image with give you more of the story.…Read More
Tenth grader Dali Gao ’22 is currently the second-highest ranked Chinese male snowboard cross (SBX) athlete in the world. He will compete at the first SBX World Cup of the season in Montafon, Austria, in…Read More
A graduate of Middlebury College, Tracey Wilkerson came to Gould in 2002. She teaches Spanish, coaches field hockey, and runs the highly popular Veterinary Science Camp on campus each summer. For many years, she ran…Read More
Elizabeth McLellan ’69 Receives Alumna of the Year Award During our Alumni Weekend festivities Alumni Board President, Courtney Walsh ’89 presented Elizabeth McLellan ’69 with the Alumna of the Year Award for her work with…Read More
Independent Study Project by Sophie Laurence ’20, TRIBUNE FÉMININE: Jeanne Laurence, Feminism, and the French Resistance (1944 – 1948) Having completed French 6, Sophie Laurence ’20 needed a project for her independent study last year.…Read More