A member of the Magistri, he taught science and coached wrestling at Pingry from 1957-1994.
Retiring after 13 years on the Pingry faculty, Mr. Pearlstein is honored by the Class of 2020.
Twenty-nine Big Blue student athletes will take their athletic skills to 23 new campuses in the fall to play 12 different sports.
National Merit selections take into account SAT scores and leadership and participation in school and community activities.
Pingry welcomes its newest members of this prestigious academic organization.
Pingry has mobilized its 3D printers to create devices that protect healthcare workers' ears.
In a true showcase of community, Kindergarteners through Grade 5 students come together to log their reading minutes and demonstrate their Pingry spirit.
Find out why these students are participating in The Amazing Race Across America—and what the race is challenging them to do.
Meet the seven Pingry seniors—equally committed in the classroom as they are in their sport—who earned this year's conference, county, Prep, and state honors.
He is recognized for making significant contributions to campus life.
The Computer Science curriculum seeks to give students a breadth of experience that will prepare them for future study in the discipline, as well as develop skills that are relevant to other areas of study. Computer Science projects are immersive and allow students to work with both hardware and software to find creative solutions to problems.
Our campuses may be closed, but teaching, learning, and community engagement continue! Find out more:
Community Well-being During Remote Learning
