Hopkins School

A part of their annual senior service, the Class of 2026 spent two days volunteering for causes in New Haven and the surrounding areas. Students assisted local nonprofits with various community projects, including landscaping, painting, cleaning, housing construction, and sorting donated goods.

Local organizations included:
- Bridgeport Habitat for Humanity
- Connecticut Foodshare
- Connecticut Mental Health Center
- Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen
- Friends Center for Children
- Garden for Healing
- Girl Scout Camp An-Se-Ox
- Homes for the Brave
- Mary Wade Nursing Home
- New Haven Housing Authority
- Quinnipiac River Fund
- Save the Sound
- Special Olympics Connecticut
- Sunrise Cafe New Haven

Alongside independent volunteering throughout the year, the Hopkins tradition of Senior Service Week remains a meaningful part of the senior experience, bringing the entire class together to give back to the community.

Boston-area Hopkins friends: Join Hopkins in Chestnut Hill! We'll be just outside the city on June 17 and hope you'll come out to connect with fellow alumni, meet our Head of School, and learn what we've been up to in New Haven. RSVP today: https://hopkins.myschoolapp.com/page/fy26-boston-area-gathering

Known on campus as “J-School,” the Hopkins Junior School occupies a distinct place within the School community as a meaningful entry point into the broader Hopkins environment. Read more in Views Online about how J-School has evolved into a program with its own traditions, rhythms, and identity: https://www.hopkins.edu/views-online

Hopkins alumni, parents, and students enjoyed a Yankees/Red Sox game at Yankee Stadium on Friday, June 5!

IT'S TIIIME!!! 🎓 See you tomorrow.

🎉The 2026 Hopkins Yearbook is officially out, thanks to our talented team in the Yearbook Club! This year’s theme: “In the Spotlight.” Enjoy this fun video, produced by Yearbook Club member Mateus W. ’26. Swipe to see moments from the day the yearbook was launched to our community.✨♥️

CEO of Marcella Andy Huszar ’91 is living proof that accomplished careers don’t always follow conventional paths. Read more in Views Online about Huszar’s return to the Hill as the Fall 2025 Alumni Fellow: https://www.hopkins.edu/views-online

On Tuesday, May 19, members of the Class of 2026 were inducted into the Cum Laude Society. A Latin term meaning "with distinction" or "with honor," cm laude is an academic distinction awarded to students who have demonstrated exceptional achievement in their studies. The evening's program included remarks from Head of School Matt Glendinning as well as Philip Alexander Geanakoplos ’16, a Hopkins Cum Laude alumnus, who returned to Hopkins as a guest speaker. Click here to watch the full ceremony and see the full list of inductees: https://www.hopkins.edu/news-detail?pk=1679692&nc=2553&fromId=221630