Grass regenerates with every mow, which means you never see the same version of Yard A twice. 

Unseen nutrients in the soil maintain the health of Yard A – the site of the original school grounds in 1900. Likewise, principled belief in Academic Rigor, Leadership, Spirituality, and the Dignity of Manual Labor is what sustains Christ School after 126 years. 

Every aspect of Christ School’s curriculum and its four foundational pillars (Academic Rigor, Leadership, Spirituality, and the Dignity of Manual Labor) are represented in the annual Academic and Citizenship Awards. 

Congratulations to Saturday’s winners, most of whom received their awards during an all-school ceremony in Mebane Field House. 

LEWISVILLE – Advances in nutrition and technology will keep pushing athletic performance to new levels.

Kingston Whitty ’26 draws from something uniquely special inside him, too, which is why a 36-year-old school and state record was finally on borrowed time Saturday. Kingston curled his body over the crossbar for an awe-inspiring win in the high jump (7 feet, 2 inches), a performance on its own that would have made the two-hour trip to Forsyth Country Day worthwhile for Christ School track and field. 

Charisma and an undeniable legacy equal a landslide vote. 

The Class of 2026 gave Student Engagement Proctor David Gaines '26 twice as many votes as any other senior to be their graduation speaker this Sunday. 

Historic state championship seasons by cross country and soccer will resonate for many years to come. 

Leaders of those teams were among the big winners again at Thursday’s Athletic Awards Night in Mebane Field House. 

Brooks Barbee ’27 and Felix Huebner ’26 got called to the stage as respective MVPs for their teams – Felix shared soccer’s with Clayton Butler ’26 – and also received one of the five major awards. 

A tinge of sadness, yes, but lots more happy tears and hugs Friday as we begin to say goodbye to nine members of the faculty and staff – and dear friends to Christ School – who will retire at the end of the 2025-26 academic year. 

Together, their combined service to the boys equals 150 years.  

Decisions, decisions. 

The feelings of accomplishment on College Spirit Day encompass the full journey that the College Guidance Office – with more than 40 combined years of experience in college counseling – takes with each senior. Every boy receives individualized attention and care, whether they are a fifth-year senior or new to Christ School.

ASHEVILLE - Coach Ashley and the boys didn’t get dressed up for nothing Sunday night at the Omni Grove Park Inn. 

Christ School cross country was named the Blue Ridge Division of EmergeOrtho Division II Male Team Sport winner at the 64th annual Western North Carolina Sports Awards. 

The world of college basketball works in mysterious ways. Never more so than 2026. 

Kingston Whitty ’26 committed to play at the next level for West Virginia University last October before his first game as a Greenie. It wasn't meant to be a tenuous commitment by any means, but Kingston had no control over outside forces.  

A GRAND way to kick off another Spring Family Weekend!

Friday's turnout for Grandparents Day (119 strong) was among the largest in recent memory. 

COLUMBIA, S.C. – A group of students from Christ School traveled to the University of South Carolina last Tuesday to attend a public lecture on information literacy featuring investigative journalist Gina Smith, founder of SC Investigate and a 2024-25 Nieman Fellow at Harvard University.

He knows boys, and now the boys know him!

Clinical psychologist, school consultant, and international speaker Michael Thompson, Ph.D., co-wrote the New York Times bestseller, “Raising Cain: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys.”

Never take for granted the wisdom of those who have come before you. 

Doug Colvard ’06 and Robert Stolz Jr. ’13 took a break from highly-accomplished professional careers Wednesday to help prepare the Class of 2026 for what is soon to be their own transition from Christ School students to Christ School alumni. 

High Point University’s Sportsman of the Year?

We know him!

The HPU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee voted for Mac Kimel ’22 to receive its annual sportsmanship award during Monday night’s Pawscars Awards Ceremony. 

Seniors from the Class of 2026 have earned more than $5 million in scholarship money with graduation less than a month away.

Christ School’s annual day of giving – Give Now. Go Green! – is scheduled for Wednesday, April 29.  

Nearly two-dozen guests of honor for an honor-themed chapel service. 

Incoming Honor Council Chair Alec Dzialo ’27 spoke to the student body Tuesday, as he prepares to succeed Norwood Bryan '26, and a total of 22 Greenies from the Class of 2027 were inducted into the National Honor Society.  

Character, scholarship, and athletic excellence come in that order and progression for Jon Lantzy.

He saw the same values in Christ School teams, further identifying with the emphasis placed on meaningful, lasting relationships here.

Dr. Jenkins P’29 wearing a Hawaiian shirt, straw hat, and sunglasses in assembly Monday could mean only one thing. 

A tradition unlike any other at Christ School, the Spring Head of School Holiday!

Divine company for a most sacred occasion Wednesday in St. Joseph’s Chapel. 

The Rt. Rev. Bishop José A. McLoughlin made his annual spring visit to Christ School for the baptism of Bowen Maggard ’28 and the confirmation of four more Greenies – Peden Byrd ’28, Noah Clancy ’26, Henry Gibbs ’26, and Oliver Van Orden ’29.