Kents Hill Today Blog

On Tuesday, March 31, Kents Hill welcomed alumna and Board of Trustees member Dr. Alane O'Connor back to campus. Following her recent induction into the Maine Women's Hall of Fame, she spent time with students, engaging with them and sharing her story. Stefani M. '26 sat down with Dr. O'Connor to learn more.

On Tuesday, March 3, students, coaches, and families came together in the Bodman to recognize Kents Hill’s winter athletic season. The night was an opportunity to reflect on the commitment and growth shown across all programs, celebrating the leadership, teamwork, and determination that carried our athletes through the winter months.
 

The Art Department is proud to announce that nine Kents Hill School students have been named winners in the Scholastic Art Awards! The awards are chosen by a panel of jurors, and must exemplify the Awards' core values: originality, skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision.

Tucked into the Maine landscape, Kents Hill's beloved trail system has been thoughtfully restored—reviving not just miles of paths, but a legacy of exploration, connection, and community.

On Monday, November 17, the Kents Hill School community gathered in the Dining Commons to honor our fall student-athletes. The evening celebrated more than results and records—it highlighted the hard work, resilience, and teamwork that defined each program this season.

In this alumni highlight, see how Jack Power '22 turned his passion for photography into extraordinary opportunities – from Kents Hill's athletic fields all the way to the White House.

Kents Hill’s renewed Core Values highlight the strength of our community and the shared commitment to learning and growth. Developed collaboratively by students and faculty over many months, these values reflect what truly matters on The Hill and are meant to be lived, not just stated. The school is proud to share these guiding principles with the entire community.

On October 10, Kents Hill students gathered for the annual Learning Exhibition, sharing projects with alumni, families, and peers across campus. In this spotlight, Adrian P. and Madison G. '26 reflect on the creativity, collaboration, and confidence-building that shaped the day.

We’re thrilled to share that Kents Hill has been recognized by Niche as Maine’s top boarding high school for the third consecutive year. This achievement celebrates the strength of our community, the vision of our leadership, and the incredible students who make Kents Hill such a special place to live and learn.

Last year was one for the history books at Kents Hill School. For the first time in more than 30 years, the boys alpine ski racing team claimed the Class B NEPSAC Championship and the O'Connor Alpine Training Center (the school's on-campus slope) welcomed more than 60 Kents Hill students and over 40 u8-u14 skiers and riders community programs throughout the season.

Kents Hill School is delighted to announce the appointment of Erin Fogg as Chief Advancement Officer. With more than 20 years of progressive experience in philanthropy and nonprofit leadership, Erin will play a key role in advancing the school’s mission and preparing it for a bold and sustainable future.

Steve is a veteran of 13 NHL seasons with extensive coaching experience at the professional level. Most notably, he spent the majority of his playing career with the Boston Bruins before serving as the team’s Head Coach during the 1995-1996 and 1996-1997 seasons.

On Thursday, May 15, in the Bodman Performing Arts Center, the Kents Hill School community gathered to celebrate the achievements of our spring student-athletes. Athletes were honored not only for their accomplishments on the field, court, and track—but for their dedication, improvement, and embodiment of the Husky spirit

On Thursday, March 6, in the Bodman Performing Arts Center, our community gathered to celebrate the achievements of our winter athletes. It was a successful season for our Huskies as they brought home MAISAD Championships, a NEPSAC Championship, several MAISAD and NEPSAC All League Selections, as well as many other individual accolades. 

The Art Department is proud to announce that 13 Kents Hill School students have been named winners in the Scholastic Art Awards! The awards are chosen by a panel of jurors, and must exemplify the Awards' core values: originality, skill, and the emergence of a personal voice or vision.