Maret’s 50th All School Art Exhibition wowed crowds with spectacular art, imaginative power, and thoughtful curation. The room hummed with excitement at the opening reception on May 20, as students and Visual Arts faculty circulated among family and friends to talk about the art on display.
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How do you break down a “fixed” system? That was the question underlying this year’s Middle School Day of Dialogue, which featured a screening of the award-winning documentary, Ain’t No Back to a Merry-Go-Round, and a discussion with filmmaker Ilana Trachtman.
Maret is proud to announce the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients, Stephen Belber ’85 and Cyrus Beschloss ’15.
Upper School Student Council brings back the Take Care Award after COVID hiatus. The award aims to highlight students or faculty members who have “taken care of themselves, others, or the community (inside or outside of Maret) in a special way that deserves a shout-out.”
Head of School Dennis Bisgaard announces the appointment of Meg Goldner Rabinowitz as Associate Head of School for Program, beginning July 1, 2025.
This fall, the Visual Arts Department launched an artist-in-residency program, welcoming Avish Khebrehzadeh P ’27 into the Art, Culture, and Technology studio for six weeks.
WASHINGTON, DC — The Episcopal Center for Children (ECC) and Maret School have signed agreements for Maret to purchase the playing fields and building it is currently leasing, as well as the remaining three buildings at the ECC.
This fall, Maret welcomed award-winning journalist and ABC News’ Chief Global Affairs Correspondent Martha Raddatz P ’99, ’10 for an upper school assembly. Raddatz gave a frank, wide-ranging talk, engaging her audience with stories from her 30-plus years in journalism.