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On Tuesday, April 22, 2025, Head of School Rick Kirschner handed over the reins, briefly, to a team of enthusiastic new leaders.

Canterbury students had an exciting opportunity to chat with Iditarod champion Ryan Redington over Zoom, diving into the thrilling world of sled dog racing! Redington, a third-generation musher and the grandson of Iditarod founder Joe Redington Sr., shared fascinating insights about his recent race, the dedication it takes to compete, and the incredible endurance of his sled dogs, who consume and burn an astonishing amount of calories each day to power through the grueling Alaskan terrain.

Canterbury students had a unique opportunity to hear from alumnus Chris DiBiase ’09 during his recent campus visit. Speaking to Upper School, Middle School, and third and fourth-grade students, Chris shared insights from his distinguished military career and the importance of responsibility in leadership and life.

As coaches and parents, we have a powerful influence on the mental and emotional development of athletes, particularly through the way we communicate with them. One key element of this is self-talk, the inner dialogue athletes have with themselves. This internal monologue, shaped by external influences such as coaches, parents, peers, social media, and the broader environment, can either elevate or hinder an athlete's performance. In today’s blog, we dive into the powerful connection between self-talk and performance, offering insight into how coaches and parents alike can nurture a positive, empowering inner coach in athletes.

On January 10, 2025, curiosity and creativity took center stage as our Lower School hosted its highly anticipated Science Fair and Inventors Fair. Below is a list of this year’s talented winners!