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Marine Biology students took their learning beyond the classroom to explore the University of Georgia's Marine Extension Service on Skidaway Island! From studying oyster physiology and plankton content to surveying biodiversity in the salt marsh, they gained hands-on experience in marine ecology. Students also ventured to Wassaw Island, a barrier island and wildlife refuge, to study beach ecosystems.

Join Lovett teachers Perry Offen Yates ‘98 and Amy Stribling Rees ‘94 this Alumni Giving Day as they give back to the community that shaped them! Your support makes a lasting impact. To make a gift, please click the link in our bio.

Honor. Give. Impact 🦁

Senior Jeremiah Butts honors Mr. Orien Harris on Alumni Giving Day. His guidance has made a lasting impact. What teacher left a mark on your life during your time at Lovett? To make a gift, please click the link in our bio.

It’s Alumni Giving Day!

From student to faculty, Everett Smulders, class of 2017, is a true Lovett success story! Join him and fellow alumni in supporting the next generation of students this Alumni Giving Day. Your gift makes a difference!

Congratulations to Tori McMillan, Cate Turner, and Carter Rumph for being named Atlanta’s Student Visionaries of the Year! Their team, which included 22 additional Lovett students, raised over $283,000 for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, competing against 37 teams. We are proud of their dedication to making an impact on cancer patients and their families through advocacy, research funding, and support.

“I speak for the seeds!”

Our budding scientists have been learning about the process of seed germination in Mr. Lambert's class! Over the next few weeks, they will collect data as they observe the growth of their plants.

Our Middle School students had the opportunity to experience Asian culture today through dynamic performances! They enjoyed Tinikling, a traditional Filipino dance presented by the Georgia Tech Filipino Student Association, as well as the Fan Dance and Ribbon Dance performed by the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company. To conclude the event, students and staff had the chance to join in and learn the dances themselves!

From Japan to Italy to France, our students expanded their global engagement by embracing new traditions, exploring historic landmarks, and making unforgettable memories with classmates on their Lovett Spring Break trips! These experiences not only broadened their perspectives but deepened their appreciation for the various cultures around the world.

A Better Chance is excited to announce the recipient of the 2024 Southeast Placement Award. Our placement awards honor Member Schools in each region that place the most A Better Chance Scholars during the 2023-2024 placement cycle. We are proud to recognize The Lovett School in Atlanta, Georgia, as the recipient of the 2024 Southeast Placement Award.

The Lovett School is honored to receive the National Referral Placement Award. Our partnership with A Better Chance has been mutually transformative. Thanks to ABC, Lovett is able to provide young scholars and their families enriching and exciting opportunities in the arts, athletics, and academics; meanwhile, we benefit from ABC in fostering a comprehensively stronger and more inclusive community. Hand in hand with A Better Chance, Lovett strives to nurture and maximize each student’s potential. We greatly appreciate the impact A Better Chance students have on Lovett and the many tremendous independent schools in the metro Atlanta area and beyond.

Congratulations to all our Member Schools! On behalf of A Better Chance, we sincerely thank you for your continued commitment to supporting our Scholars. Want to learn more about our Member Schools? Visit: https://abetterchance.org/program/member-schools/
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Congratulations to our four outstanding seniors who have been named National Merit Finalists! Their dedication and hard work have earned them a chance to be 2025 National Merit Scholar.

Our Lower School students took center stage at the annual Talent Show, showcasing their incredible skills in singing, dancing, and instrumental performances! With proud parents cheering them on, it was a joyful celebration of creativity.

March is Women's History Month! We’re proud to celebrate the achievements, leadership, and impact of the women who have shaped Lovett's students, faculty, and staff. As a community, we honor our founder, Eva Edwards Lovett, and recognize Head of School Meredyth Cole as the first woman to hold this role since our founding.

Congratulations to our winners of the Doors to History Competition hosted by the Lovett International Alliance (LIA):

Resource and ARC Teachers: Mrs. Boykins & Ms. Boone~ Bell Hooks
K: Ms. Lorick & Mrs. Silverman~ Ashley Bryan
1st Grade: Ms. Vance & Ms. Sullivan ~Berry Gordy
2nd Grade: Ms. Moore & Mrs. Pope~ Katherine Johnson
3rd Grade: Ms. Muldoon & Ms. Merritt~ Lonnie Johnson
4th Grade: Ms. Byles & Ms. Briggs~ 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion
5th Grade: Dr. Kytle & Ms. Hooper~ Mellody Hobson
Overall Lower School winner is Mrs. Thornton~ The Tuskegee Airmen

6th Grade: Monahan~ Jamal Mashburn
7th Gratde: Johnson/Adam~ Madam CJ Walker
8th Grade: Posten~ Berry Gordy
Overall: Posten~ Bery Gordy

We are proud of all of our Lower and Middle School students and teachers for showcasing powerful and creatively designed doors honoring Black historical figures, organizations, and events. After the contest, guests enjoyed the Unity and Heritage Art Show Reception. Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate this inspiring tradition.

He's going to Hollywood! Congratulations to Slater Nalley ’25 on his incredible American Idol audition. We are excited to follow his journey!

Watch here: www.lovett.org/links

We’re closing out an incredible Season 7 of the Living Lovett podcast with a special guest—our new Head of Middle School, Alisha Fisher! Tune in for a can’t-miss conversation as she shares her journey, insights, and vision for Lovett’s Middle School.

Click the link in our bio to listen now!

Dr. Myers' Intro to Psychology class identified the various parts and functions of the brain this morning by icing various areas of a brain-shaped cake made by Lovett's Dining Staff. At the end of class, students were able to enjoy a taste of their work!