Chatham Hall served as the latest location for the United States Hunter Jumper Association (USHJA) Instructor Credential in-person workshop on April 22 & 23.
On April 22, Chatham Hall students and faculty welcomed alumnae, local residents, and friends to campus for a special Earth Day celebration that included the dedication of its new arboretum.
Nineteen Chatham Hall students and faculty spent the duration of the School’s Spring Break, March 16-30, in Kenya, Africa learning about and serving the local community.
The Chatham Hall Advancement Office, in partnership with the Alumnae Council, is pleased to announce Venita Fields ‘71 as the 2024 Distinguished Alumna Award recipient and Susanna Hogg ‘15 as the 2024 Leader on the Rise.
Two Chatham Hall riders attended IEA Zone 3 Finals in Lexington, Va. at the Virginia Horse Center on March 15-17, during which one qualified for National Finals.
The Chatham Hall Art Department started the new year in service of the regional community through the Empty Bowls fundraiser in partnership with God’s Storehouse.
Over the weekend, the Chatham Hall IEA team competed in back-to-back horse shows which proved fruitful for both the team and several individual riders.
During the School’s January Term, the Equine Studies course took a trip to not only compete in a renowned horse show, but get a behind the scenes look at the industry.
January Term 2024 didn’t just focus on specialty courses and wellness programming, but also exposed students to women working in various fields through the “Women In…” Speaker Series.
During the fall semester seven students participated across two levels of the Mathematical Association of America’s American Mathematics Competition (MAA AMC).