John Bishop

Contrary to what most would think, there’s nothing usual about a graduation ceremony for a school incorporated in 1792 and founded in 1793. In fact, despite its relatively clockwork appearance every spring, new names, new faces and new locations on campus make the annual affair unique unto itself.

While the Grant Rink usually rocks thanks to Lawrence Academy’s hockey teams, on Sunday, April 12, 2026, the concrete, iceless arena floor bopped to the sound of pump-up music fueling the 30 or so students gathered to make over 10,000 meals for distribution through Rise Against Hunger.

98 likes, 0 comments - lawrenceacademy on April 13, 2026: "Lawrence Academy has been partnering with Rise Against Hunger for over a decade, and the annual meal-packaging event has become an exciting community service opportunity for our Spartans

During the April 1 game against Kimball Union Academy, Tyler Streeter '26 scored his 100th goal. Conveniently, [athletic photographer] Adam Richins was there and got a picture of the celebration!

The most recent production of the classic story, this one by the arts programs of Groton School and Lawrence Academy, certainly hit the same marks as the original stage and film productions. However, those significant cultural and social marks were also hit during the preparation of the show by so many Zeebs and Spartans.

“We are so excited to welcome you to our upcoming SEED group,” said Majeski-Roberge. “SEED is an opportunity to connect within the community, and we are offering it here at Lawrence Academy.

155 likes, 0 comments - lawrenceacademy on March 19, 2026: "That’s a wrap on #LAWinterim 2026. All our groups made their way back to campus yesterday, for Mr. Hawgood’s favorite part of the year, Winterim Wrap-up. Our Spartans (and their families),

A 54-44 victory over Gov’s will send the no. 4-seeded Spartans down I-495 toward Middletown, Rhode Island and Purgatory Road as they attempt to slay the no. 1 seed Dragons of St. George's School, who earned their spot in the NEPSAC semifinals off the strength of a 56-50 win over St. Luke’s School in the quarterfinals of the tournament.

Two of Lawrence Academy’s varsity teams will represent the school in NEPSAC's version of March Madness, as the boys’ and girls’ basketball teams each earned berths in the postseason.

159 likes, 0 comments - lawrenceacademy on October 31, 2025: "Happy Halloween🎃🎃🎃 - Fall Spirit Week concludes with today's holiday shenanigans, including an advisory costume parade! #trickortreat #golaspartans #halloween #grotonma

For many who attend Lawrence Academy, "Mountain Day" is one of the most memorable days every year. This tradition began in 1879, and depending on the weather, we’ve been doing a version of it ever since.

Lawrence Academy, wearing the fineries of a well-hydrated spring, celebrated its 232nd graduating class under beautiful blue skies Friday, May 30. Head of School Dan Scheibe, P’23, welcomed the 106 would-be graduates seated on the green grass of the Quad with the words, “Let’s go!”

How does one define 32 years of teaching? In the case of Lawrence Academy’s Brian Feigenbaum P’09, ’12, you can’t.

Asked about the pivotal moments in the Spartans title-clinching performance, Mr. Margraf worked to pinpoint what could only be called a frenetic win for the hometown team.

The congratulations went out on Sunday. Still, the realization that Lawrence Academy will send three teams into action this Wednesday remained a happy distraction on Monday as the campus entered its first day of winter academic assessments and began preparations for Winterim.

During the final Monday Assembly in the Richardson-Mees Performing Arts Center of 2024, Libby Margraf sought to wind down the year with her take on the "Spotify Wrapped."

The “acting” adjective before any title is often overlooked and underwhelming, primarily because of its temporary nature. However, the LA community will attest that Libby Margraf’s profound impact on our school is anything but temporary.

During his first Monday assembly back from sabbatical, Head of School Dan Scheibe spoke about what he most missed at Lawrence Academy during his time away.

A familiar face returned to the Richardson-Mees Performing Arts Center (RMPAC) podium on Monday, January 5, 2025. Head of School Dan Scheibe returned to campus and the podium.

Lawrence Academy recently hosted the 3rd Annual Independent School League (ISL) Changemakers Conference, bringing together student athletes and educators from ISL schools for a day of learning, growth, and community building.