Mone Saito, class of ‘27, offered insightful words to our community earlier in the week. As we think about our aspirations, she reminded us of the wisdom of an ancient art form.
On January 28, 2025, Chatham Hall came alive with joy, tradition, and cultural reflection as the community gathered to celebrate the Chinese Spring Festival and welcome the Year of the Snake.
Chatham Hall celebrated World Religion Day by honoring the shared spiritual principles of diverse faiths, fostering unity, understanding, and compassion within our community.
Chatham Hall celebrates global diversity through food, fashion, and culture, fostering connection, curiosity, and a deeper appreciation of traditions worldwide.
At Chatham Hall, we are committed to ensuring every student is surrounded by a network of trusted adults who provide care, guidance, and lifelong support.
Dr. Francis Yun and alumna Tish Berlin ’78 celebrated Chatham Hall’s legacy with a Christmas Eve performance alongside the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra.
Camille Neal-Harris ’21 merges science and art as a Bioengineering and Studio Art major at Rice University, building on her Chatham Hall foundation to explore global opportunities, conduct research, and pursue a future as a cardiothoracic surgeon.
Ally Doyon’s passion, dedication, and vision have transformed Chatham Hall’s Riding Program into an inclusive and thriving space that combines rich tradition, exceptional opportunities, and a supportive community for every student.