Mooreland Hill School’s annual ‘Art of Healing’ Mural-a-thon benefited Roses for Autism at Pinchback Farms in Guilford. A concert, Autism Rocks!,  will be take place this Friday, July 24 from 3-7 p.m.

Read more…

Jay Waller ‘87, is a survivor of traumatic brain injury (TBI). While vacationing in Hawaii in October 1996, Jay was dragged from his car, beaten, and left for dead. He is featured in Going the Distance, a trailer for a proposed hour-long documentary about survivors of traumatic brain injury. Following his four years at Mooreland, Jay attended Choate Rosemary Hall and Yale University. He was in medical school at the time of this violent crime. Jay is now back in school getting his doctorate in physical therapy. He plans to help others who suffer from trumatic brain injuries.

Colin King ‘96 , Executive Chef at Harvest Restaurant in Tuscon, AZ, was recently featured on The Morning Blend, a Tuscon morning television show, preparing a seasonal menu inspired by local ingredients. Watch Colin in action!

As it appeared in the New Britain Herald, July 8, 2010

To the Editor:

Academic alternatives have always existed in abundance in the central Connecticut region. In addition to the public schools of all varieties and parochial schools, independent schools have flourished in Connecticut for decades and some for centuries. The existence of these independent schools is often overlooked in many cases because of a bias against what is perceived to be a “private” institution where access is granted only to those with sufficient financial resources. Connecticut’s independent schools have progressed well beyond this limited view. Read more…

Mooreland Hill featured alumna Ruthie Davis ‘77 in the fall 2009 edition of MHS Today. The New Britain Museum of Art is currently featuring RUTHIE DAVIS SHOES, an exhibition running through June 20, 2010. Read what Lary Bloom wrote about Ruthie, her days at Mooreland, and her futuristic design in the May 2010 issue of Connecticut Magazine.
Larry Bloom May