Mrs. Judith Tuttle, wife of the late Lloyd Tuttle, founder of The Hilltones, passed away Monday, February 13. Her obituary and information regarding her memorial service, to be held in Alumni Chapel, has been posted here.

The performance, which is free and open to the public, will be held Thursday, Febraury 23 through Saturday, February 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the CFTA.

More than $1,600 raised to support the American Cancer Society and Pottstown area Relay for Life

Named one of Time magazine’s “100 most influential people in the world” in 2010, Lanier engages The Hill community in a talk about how technology impacts our lives

Thirty-two students participated in the fifth Pennsylvania Math Contest of the year on Tuesday, February 14.

Student-produced film features many faces of The Hill community including students, faculty, and faculty children

This year's event will be held on Saturday, February 11, 2012 from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. All members of the community are welcome to attend.

David M. Kennedy, Ph.D. brings history alive in talk about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the Great Depression

Sponsored by The Hill School Class of 2013, the event raised more than $2,000. This story is now featured on the Travis Roy Foundation's website.

The Hill welcomes Pulitzer-Prize-winning author, historian, and professor David M. Kennedy, Ph.D. as this year's Dougherty Fellow

Students and faculty enjoy extended class times to think "outside the box" on January 23 and 24. Photos and videos now posted.

Boys' basketball co-captain Josh Heyliger '12 scored his 1,000th career point in the team's game against Peddie on Saturday, January 21.

The 2012 Green Cup Energy Challenge officially kicked off on Wednesday, January 18, and runs through Wednesday, February 15.

From field trips to on-campus workshops for local children, Hill School students remember the Rev. Dr. King's legacy. Link to local news coverage, photos here.

Boys' basketball co-captain Hans Brase '12 will attend and play basketball for Princeton University following his graduation from The Hill this spring.

Service included participation by 20 Pottstown area churches and synagogues and a community choir that included numerous Hill student voices

The Honor Council encourages The Hill community to embrace our commitment to the School's Honor Code and "Whatsoever things are true" 

Sixty-three Hill students competed in the fourth math contest of the year on Tuesday, January 10.

Wes Schlauch ’13 addresses Hill community and expresses his happiness for being back on Hill’s campus. Video now posted.

After a successful round at the District #8 competition, seven students advance to the state competition in Hershey, Pa. to be held February 22-24

Local organizations interested in applying for a grant may download and submit a Request for Proposal. Deadline for this year's program is Tuesday, January 10, 2012.  

Newly-appointed Director of The Hill Fund Virginia Yinger leads Hill Fund to $1.5 million in gifts and pledges toward $2.6 million goal

Ji Hyon Hwang '13 (oboe), Gary Kim '14 (flute), and Jamie Powell '14 (mallet percussion) will represent The Hill School in District 11 music festivals

Hill scored two goals in the final minute of regulation to earn an exciting 2-2 tie against Lawrenceville at Citizens Bank Park.  Photos now included.

Eric Trump '02 recently was named one of the magazine's "30 Under 30" for his success in real estate.

Thirty-one student-athletes from The Hill earned recognition from the Pottstown Mercury for their performances throughout the fall athletics season.

On January 4, 2012, the varsity boys' hockey team will play Lawrenceville at Citizens Bank Park as part of the NHL Bridgestone Winter Classic. Post-game reception details now posted!

The boys' basketball team finished in second place in the 42nd annual Mercer Invitational Tournament, held from Friday, December 16 through Sunday, December 18.

Sixty local youth baseball players attended a clinic run by Hill's coaching staff and six alumni on Saturday, December 10 and Sunday, December 11.

The Hill School Athletics Hall of Fame will honor outstanding athletics achievement by Hill alumni, coaches, and teams of the School’s storied past.  Deadline to submit nominations is January 1, 2012.

Twenty-four student-athletes earned special awards for their play throughout the fall athletics season.

Sabrina Kennedy '15 is studying the unique art of glassblowing at local studio as part of The Hill School's Afternoon Arts program

Enjoy a special VIDEO "Hill School greeting for you" from the Hilltones and Hilltrebles

Hill School students tackle challenging topics including algebra, trigonometry, logarithms, exponents, roots, probability, and coordinates

Twenty-one Hill student-athletes earned spots on the All-MAPL first-team or honorable mention teams for the fall athletic season.

Follow the 13 members of the varsity boys' soccer team led by head coach Chris Drowne '89 and The Rev. Dr. John Houghton as they tour the UK during Thanksgiving break.  Photos now posted!

An article featuring Pearson, whose short story "The Short History of an Ear" was published in The Best American Sports Writing 2011, appeared in the November 16 edition of The Pottstown Mercury.

Ellen Nelson's mixed-medium piece "Chakras" is featured in the Perkiomen Valley Arts Center's 56th Annual Open Juried Exhibit which runs through December 2

Four Hill student-photographers document the national observance of Veterans Day. Read article written by Tshepo Tumelo '12, an exchange student from Maru a Pula, Botswana.

MAPL Championship victories by the varsity boys' and girls' soccer teams highlighted Saturday's athletics contests at Lawrenceville.

The varsity girls' soccer team won the PAISAA State Championship on Thursday, November 10 with a convincing 4-0 victory over Episcopal Academy.

Twenty talented students and their parents from New York City program visit campus to learn more about life at The Hill School

Service includes remembrance of the death of John Meigs, November 6, 1911, ending “the Professor’s” 35-year tenure at The Hill School

View photos of students enjoying the annual Hill vs. Lawrenceville Week activities including Red Meat Dinner, pep rally, and bonfire

Technology directors from peer schools visit Hill to learn how we are implementing technology in our classrooms

Students in Hill's Afternoon Arts highlight their talents including glassblowing, video, instrumental music, and more. View a video about the program by Adam Schiavone '15.

Several varsity teams will be involved in championship tournaments over the final 10 days of the fall athletics season, which concludes with the annual Hill-Lawrenceville Day on Saturday, November 12. 

Hill students competed against a group of students from the Charterhouse School (England) in a three-part bongo-board balancing contest as part of the ninth-annual Hill-Charterhouse Challenge