On the heels of coaching the Girls' Varsity Lacrosse Team to their second consecutive state sectional title last spring—not to mention a #14 state ranking—Pingry's Director of Athletics is honored by the National Federation of State High School Associations.
Following the departure of Dr. Reid Prichett at the end of the school year, Dr. Reid Cottingham will assume the revised, school-wide role.
Following a months-long search process that resulted in significant interest from a broad pool of candidates, Assistant Head of School–Basking Ridge Campus Dr. Delvin Dinkins and Director of College Counseling Tim Lear '92 are delighted to announce the newest member of the College Counseling team.
Members of the Balladeers and Glee Club, they describe the honor of singing at The White House.
With junior captains at the helm of a sizable team, Big Blue will capitalize on existing and growing talent this season.
Thanks to Thomas' hard work, Thomas Edison National Historical Park has a new exhibit.
With a third-place finish at both the Non-Public A Championships and Prep A Championships last year, the girls' team is looking ahead to another strong season.
Administrators and teachers hosted a delegation from a potential exchange school, Beijing Jianhua Experimental School.
As Pingry's ski racing team takes to the slopes, they hope to qualify once again this year for the State Championships.
In this year's winning New Year's card design contest, the artwork of Sheryl Chen '26 reminds Pingrians of the importance of unity and community.
As of July 1, 2019, Pingry is delighted to welcome its 16th Head of School, Mr. Matt Levinson, and his family into the community. Mr. Levinson began his career at Princeton Day School 26 years ago, and, at the time, was actively involved in NJ SEEDS, marking his return to the East Coast—after 12 years in the San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle—a homecoming, of sorts. It is a homecoming the Pingry community is eager to celebrate alongside him.
Bringing over 25 years of leadership experience in independent schools, and having worn countless hats along the way—from teacher, department chair, grade-level dean, administrator, coach, and counselor, among others—Mr. Levinson is sure to feel at home on our bustling campuses. As his tenure at Pingry gets underway, we look forward to sharing his story here.
