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ach advisory picks a theme and the doors are voted on by an esteemed panel of judges.

The following link will provide a checklist of the necessary tasks and documents required to be considered for admission to Curley.

Congratulations to our talented performers and our student crew who put on this amazing show!

As part of this Middle School signature project, students work in groups to research topics, interview campus stakeholders, come up with ideas and deliver a presentation in front of their…

Now working as a Conservator with Evergreene Architectural Arts, Brooke shared her passion for architectural preservation and her journey to her unique and fascinating career with our students.

The Curley community was challenged to raise $3,000…and if so, several faculty & staff members volunteered to shave their beards and/or their heads.

We can’t wait to cheer on our basketball, indoor track and squash teams these next few months.

Situated on 211 acres, Irvine is home to a wide variety of Animal Ambassadors who help children learn about different habits, the importance of conservation and the impact of development…

We have a lot to be thankful for at Curley including our students, parents, alumni and friends.

Thank you to our students who helped out and a big thank you to Lorraine and Tom for their hospitality!

Mr. Malagar wins free tuition for next year or $10,000 cash.The winning ticket was sold by Paul Vandergriff.

Curley is very proud to celebrate with the following seniors who signed their National Letter of Intent this morning to play athletics at the college level next year.

Curley Students engage in the Engineering and Design Process throughout the course.

The evening featured tasty treats from Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe and the Caribbean, as well as student performances in dance, song and spoken word.

The family of Donald Bentley, a Gilman student who tragically passed, started this pantry over 20 years ago

A reminder that the dress code is in effect from the waist down Monday-Wednesday.

Our faculty and staff have enjoyed working with students for the first 7 weeks of the semester. We hope all of our students have a mindful break.

The activity was put together by Garrison Forest’s GirlUp club, a chapter of the United Nations’ sponsored international organization dedicated to supporting adolescent girls’ education, health, and safety globally.

Please have your child pick one up from the Green Schools Club. Permission slips will also be available at drop off.

The Middle School had lots of opportunities to explore on their fall trips last week.

We are excited to have Greg Resh ’97 as our guest speaker.

Twenty-one students have been chosen for this distinguished program, supported by the Roxana Cannon Arsht ’35 Center for Ethics and Leadership at Goucher College.

Teachers are arguably the most important members of our society.

Prof. Amanda Woodson’s class also collaborated with Dr. Alisa Pravdo’s students from @univofmaryland in the studio.