Shipley’s college counseling program is as much about self-discovery as it is about choosing a college. Though it may feel daunting at times, the college process is an opportunity for students to explore their interests, strengths, and goals while building skills for doing research and making wise...
In honor of Shipley’s 125th Anniversary Celebration, the PECO Crown Lights at 23rd and Market Street in Philadelphia will display a special Happy Birthday Shipley message. Look up on April 5, 6, and 7!
In honor of February’s Black History Month, our Director of Diversity and Inclusion put together a list of 15 books that celebrate and educate readers about Black History. This list will keep readers learning and engaged not only for the month of February but also all year round.
Two years ago, when Gyasi Miller ’24 was in fifth grade, it was no surprise his love of basketball inspired his Think, Care, Act project. After witnessing the condition of his local city playground, Parkside Evans, he decided to clean up the area for his project.
Whether you’re relaxing on a beach, in the mountains, or on a hammock in your own backyard, it’s the perfect time to pick up a good book. Each year, our divisions develop a list of required and suggested reading for students to prepare them for the upcoming school year. Every book is selected to...
Robots and lasers aren’t just for the boys, but you don’t have to tell us that. At Shipley, we make it our mission to instill a love of learning in all students, across all disciplines, regardless of gender. As educators, we play an important role in encouraging students to step outside of their...
With hectic routines, homework, and dizzying after-school schedules, there is almost no time left to unwind! As parents, we’re often overwhelmed around this time of the year, which makes it a great time to shift our focus and to make time for our kids to play.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, between 1.6 million and 3.8 million concussions occur in the United States each year. A staggering 65 percent occur in children and teens, many of which are experienced during sports and other physical activities.
